Angela Martin, Community Engagement Coordinator, and Jada Corpening, Mortgage Operations Specialist, presented the YMCA Express at Gainsboro with a check for $2,639 as a part of our Community Champion Fund. Here's how it works: ▪️ Each paycheck, participating employees donate to the fund. ▪️ The Community Impact team asks employees for recommendations of nonprofits to be considered. ▪️ Each quarter, the Community Impact team selects a nonprofit organization from those recommendations to receive the donation. ▪️ The employee(s) that nominated the selected nonprofit presents them with the check. We are so proud that so many of our employees choose to donate their own money back to the community!
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Realtors(r) are engaged with the community and volunteer their time and money. After all, they live in the community in which they serve. That no doubt reflects and contributes to 90% satisfaction rating from recent home buyers and home sellers about their specific realtor(r) with whom they worked with. As in any industry there may be few bad apples looking to cut corners. Fortunately they are so many good ones that one can always ditch the bad ones and seek a better one. That’s why the real estate business is so much determined on referrals and repeat clients. Cheers to realtors(r) of their community involvement.
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If your not-for-profit doesn’t already solicit and accept planned gifts, you may be passing up significant financial support. Donors often need to be educated about the tax and charitable advantages of planned giving through direct bequests, charitable gift annuities, charitable trusts and other vehicles. But first, your nonprofit needs to establish planned giving policies that specify what types of gifts you’ll accept and how you’ll handle them. You can start seeking planned gifts by asking board members to pledge donations. You may also want to contact local financial advisors. If you have questions, ask us for help.
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Involve the entire family in the generosity process by opening a donor advised fund together. Donor advised funds are convenient tools that can serve as a home base for your family’s giving and minimize your tax burden. You can make tax-deductible charitable contributions (of cash or noncash assets), then recommend grants to the nonprofits you love to support. If you choose to open a donor advised fund with The Signatry, each family member can create a profile and be added to view, contribute, or recommend grants within a shared fund. Whether $5 or $5,000, make every family member’s act of generosity play a role in your charitable impact. Give each parent, child, and grandchild a voice in the giving process. Open a donor advised fund with The Signatry today. #donorcare #philanthropy #family
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If your not-for-profit doesn’t already solicit and accept planned gifts, you may be passing up significant financial support. Donors often need to be educated about the tax and charitable advantages of planned giving through direct bequests, charitable gift annuities, charitable trusts and other vehicles. But first, your nonprofit needs to establish planned giving policies that specify what types of gifts you’ll accept and how you’ll handle them. You can start seeking planned gifts by asking board members to pledge donations. You may also want to contact local financial advisors. If you have questions, ask us for help.
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Donor Advised Funds (DAFs) are like your personal charitable savings account! You contribute cash, securities, or other assets, receive tax deductions, and then recommend grants to your favorite nonprofits over time. A win-win for both donors and charities! Watch this video to learn more 💰 #Philanthropy #GiveBack #TaxStrategies #CFOServices #BennettFinancials
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If your not-for-profit doesn’t already solicit and accept planned gifts, you may be passing up significant financial support. Donors often need to be educated about the tax and charitable advantages of planned giving through direct bequests, charitable gift annuities, charitable trusts and other vehicles. But first, your nonprofit needs to establish planned giving policies that specify what types of gifts you’ll accept and how you’ll handle them. You can start seeking planned gifts by asking board members to pledge donations. You may also want to contact local financial advisors. If you have questions, ask us for help.
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If your not-for-profit doesn’t already solicit and accept planned gifts, you may be passing up significant financial support. Donors often need to be educated about the tax and charitable advantages of planned giving through direct bequests, charitable gift annuities, charitable trusts and other vehicles. But first, your nonprofit needs to establish planned giving policies that specify what types of gifts you’ll accept and how you’ll handle them. You can start seeking planned gifts by asking board members to pledge donations. You may also want to contact local financial advisors. If you have questions, ask us for help.
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If your not-for-profit doesn’t already solicit and accept planned gifts, you may be passing up significant financial support. Donors often need to be educated about the tax and charitable advantages of planned giving through direct bequests, charitable gift annuities, charitable trusts and other vehicles. But first, your nonprofit needs to establish planned giving policies that specify what types of gifts you’ll accept and how you’ll handle them. You can start seeking planned gifts by asking board members to pledge donations. You may also want to contact local financial advisors. If you have questions, ask us for help.
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If your not-for-profit doesn’t already solicit and accept planned gifts, you may be passing up significant financial support. Donors often need to be educated about the tax and charitable advantages of planned giving through direct bequests, charitable gift annuities, charitable trusts and other vehicles. But first, your nonprofit needs to establish planned giving policies that specify what types of gifts you’ll accept and how you’ll handle them. You can start seeking planned gifts by asking board members to pledge donations. You may also want to contact local financial advisors. If you have questions, ask us for help.
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