Three Easy Ways to Get Started
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						1. Will BequestsOne of the easiest ways to make a legacy is with the help of an attorney, include language in your will or trust specifying a gift be made to the fund of your choice at the Moline Regional Community Foundation. Sample wording could include: I give to the Moline Regional Community Foundation, a nonprofit corporation located in Moline, Illinois, an amount equal to [ _% ] percent of the total value of the assets in my estate at the time of my death. Or if for a specific established fund: I give to the Moline Regional Community Foundation, a nonprofit corporation located in Moline, Illinois, an amount equal to [ _% ] percent of the total value of the assets at the time of my death to be added to the [fund name] and used in accordance with the written agreement entered into by me and the Foundation. 
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						2. Qualified Charitable DistributionA smart way to make a gift maximum of $100,000 from an individual retirement account (IRA) for those over the age of 70½ whether you take the standard deduction or itemize. Donors can reduce their adjusted gross income by making a gift to a nonprofit (Moline Regional Community Foundation). If you are older than 73, your donation counts towards your required minimum distributions (RMD). Talk to your Accountant and/or Financial Planner to maximize the impact of your giving. 
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						3. Bunching Your Tax Write-OffsA simple method to increase your donations rates with a reduced tax liability over 2. More than per bus. Donors remain in your one, then take the standard calculation in your bus. 
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