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Three Easy Ways to Get Started

  • 1. Will Bequests

    One 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.

  • 2. Qualified Charitable Distribution

    A 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.

  • 3. Bunching Your Tax Write-Offs

    A 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.

An Example

Now You’re Ready To Support Your Community!