"We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give." - Winston S. Churchill

Finding the Best Way to Give...
Help your clients turn their charitable wishes into charitable good.

There are many personal assets that your clients can use to create a fund at CCF. The list below represents the more common ways in which donors have given. Let us help you work with your clients to find the way that best suits their needs.

Outright Gift
The simplest way to make a big difference
Your client can make a gift of cash, stocks, bonds, real estate, or other assets to CFF. Most charitable gifts qualify for maximum tax advantage under federal law.

Gift of Appreciated Stock
Turning stock market gains into community investment
Everybody wins when your client makes a gift of appreciated stock to your community foundation. Your client's gains are put to good use and your client may avoid a tax on those gains. The gift of stock is reinvested in the community, and it qualifies for a charitable deduction based on the full market value.

Gift of Real Estate
A charitable gift unearthed
Making a charitable gift of real estate through CCF can help your client turn your property gains into community good. The value of your client's real estate may exceed that of any other asset he/she owns. With CCF's help, your client can use it to fulfill his/her charitable interests and receive financial and tax benefits. Use the following links for more information about the gift of real estate:

Gift of Life Insurance
Making your community your beneficiary
Life insurance provides a simple way for your client to give a significant gift to charity, with tax benefits that can be enjoyed during his/her lifetime.

 

Please contact CCF staff for more information at (843)723-3635 or info@CCFgives.org

Ways to Give:
Charitable Funds
Charitable Assets
Charitable Instruments

Related Content:
Policy for Trusteeship of CRTs (PDF)
Checklist for Real Estate (PDF)
Sample Language for Bequests (PDF)
Policy for Life Insurance Gifts (PDF)
Policy for Accepting Gifts of Real Estate (PDF)