Ways to Donate:
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Donate Online:
By clicking the yellow "donate" button below, you will be transferred to our donation check out. From that page you can donate through PayPal, or debit/credit card. To use PayPal, click the yellow "Donate with PayPal" button. To use debit/credit, click the white button below the yellow that reads, "Donate with Debit or Credit Card." Donate via Check: Please mail checks to our office: JCC - Federation of SLO 875 Laureate Lane San Luis Obispo, CA 93405 |
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Please contact the JCC Office at info@jccslo.com if you have any questions regarding your donation.
Our Tax ID# 77-0547417 , Tax Letters will be sent in the begining of the year following your donation. While donating in 2022, expect a letter by 2023 March.
Our Tax ID# 77-0547417 , Tax Letters will be sent in the begining of the year following your donation. While donating in 2022, expect a letter by 2023 March.
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Amazon Smile Program:
Shop online? Support the JCC-Federation! Search Jewish Community Center of SLO in Amazon to provide support for everyday things you already buy. Click on the Amazon Smile Logo or here to learn more! MakeMeSmile is a Chrome extension that automatically helps ensure that your Amazon purchase can be correctly attributed to Amazon Smile, a charitable program. Make your online purchases count with no extra effort on your part by downloading the free extension here or by clicking the MakeMeSmile logo to the right. |
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Support the JCC-Federation and Save on Your Taxes
People often ask “how can I help the JCC and save money on my taxes?” Here’s a simple way adapted from the websites of Fidelity and Vanguard Investments.
Retirees who are 70½ or older can donate up to $100,000 a year from their IRAs to charity via a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD). A QCD is a transfer of assets from your IRA payable directly to a qualified charity or 501c(3) organization, such as the JCC-Federation of SLO.
Amounts distributed as a QCD are NOT included in your taxable income. Normally, funds from an IRA withdrawal are counted at your top marginal tax rate. After you reach age 72, the QCD counts toward your required minimum distribution. While it isn’t deductible, it will reduce your adjusted gross income.
TIP: When significant tax law changes were enacted in 2020, the standard deduction increased to $12,400 for single filers and $24,800 if married filing jointly. As a result, itemizing deductions, such as a charitable donation, is more unlikely. However, the QCD can remain an option for your charitable giving even if you claim the standard deduction because it lowers your taxable income.
This process is simple. Go to the website of your investment firm(s) and complete a form. You can also talk to your financial advisor or contact customer service of your firm. Since a check will be sent to a charity from a tax-deferred account, you either need to have a cash balance or to sell part or all of a particular investment to create the cash.
The JCC-Federation greatly appreciates your support!
Retirees who are 70½ or older can donate up to $100,000 a year from their IRAs to charity via a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD). A QCD is a transfer of assets from your IRA payable directly to a qualified charity or 501c(3) organization, such as the JCC-Federation of SLO.
Amounts distributed as a QCD are NOT included in your taxable income. Normally, funds from an IRA withdrawal are counted at your top marginal tax rate. After you reach age 72, the QCD counts toward your required minimum distribution. While it isn’t deductible, it will reduce your adjusted gross income.
TIP: When significant tax law changes were enacted in 2020, the standard deduction increased to $12,400 for single filers and $24,800 if married filing jointly. As a result, itemizing deductions, such as a charitable donation, is more unlikely. However, the QCD can remain an option for your charitable giving even if you claim the standard deduction because it lowers your taxable income.
This process is simple. Go to the website of your investment firm(s) and complete a form. You can also talk to your financial advisor or contact customer service of your firm. Since a check will be sent to a charity from a tax-deferred account, you either need to have a cash balance or to sell part or all of a particular investment to create the cash.
The JCC-Federation greatly appreciates your support!
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