There are several ways to give. Your donations will provide love, life, and opportunities for the underserved communities in need of your help.
You can help strengthen the programs we offer to individuals, families, and elders around the world by donating to our General Fund. General fund donations support our overall efforts and give us the flexibility to use your money for programs that need it most.
When mailing a gift of check or money order, let us know if you want your gift to be used for a specific purpose by notating it in the memo line or your check or money order.
Gifts of Stocks and Bonds:
Increasingly, people are choosing to support the work of the community by donating gifts of securities. In addition to providing FHF with the crucial financial support needed to make a difference in the lives of families in the community, you can save on capital gains taxation of appreciated securities. You can donate securities by transferring stock certificates or stock held through a broker. Please complete the interest form or ask your broker to contact us at 323 284-2552 for our transfer banking information.
In-Kind donations:
Gift in kind, also referred to as an in-kind donation, is a kind of charitable giving in which, instead of giving money to buy needed goods and services, the goods and services themselves are given.
Please complete the form here for any in-kind charitable goods and services you wish to donate.
Planned Giving:
Important new legislation recently signed into law permanently extends the Charitable IRA Rollover Donation into future years. This special provision of H.R. 2029 allows taxpayers age 70 ½ and older to make tax-free charitable contributions up to $100,000 per year from traditional Individual Retirement Accounts and Roth IRAs.
For those who qualify, the Charitable IRA Rollover Donation provides an excellent opportunity to utilize all or part of your Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) for charitable giving. Your donation is paid directly to Family Hands Foundation, Inc. from your financial institution and is not subject to federal income taxes. In addition, this gift will not appear on a Form 1099-R with other taxable distributions from your investment accounts. This is an added benefit for donors who are unable to itemize deductions or include charitable contributions on their individual income tax return.
Please contact us directly if you have questions, need additional assistance or would like to request specific information. There is no obligation, and any information you provide will be kept strictly confidential. We thank you in advance for your very kind contribution to the community.
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