Information on Giving to Tax Deductible Charities

Your tax-deductible donation can help find a cure for arthritis

Any and all money given to the Arthritis National Research Foundation is a tax-deductible donation. Gifting through your estate can generate tax benefits for you today and may reduce the tax liability of your estate through a charity tax deduction. We are happy to help you investigate a plan that will fulfill your desire to help find a cure for arthritis while benefiting your estate at the same time.

Your 100% tax-deductible gift to the Arthritis National Research Foundation may be made in a number of ways.  Two of the easiest ways to help cure arthritis:

1. Check or charge card (mail or online):  Your donation gives you a tax deduction if you itemize on your tax return.
2. Appreciated property as a tax deduction: The most common form of appreciated property is stock, but can include real estate, vehicles and artwork among other options.
   These may be designated by you as gifts to the general fund, or can be used to name a specific grant, if fully funded.

Your gift to the Arthritis National Research Foundation can make a huge impact by funding arthritis research today and into the future.  It is possible to have a research grant named for you in perpetuity with a sizeable gift to our endowment.  If you make a gift to the endowment, your tax-deductible donation will be set aside in a separate account with

earnings from the investment of that account used to fund research into the future.  You also have the unique opportunity to choose the type of arthritis research you wish to have funded with your charitable donation.

Create a legacy for you and your family when you designate a future gift and tax-deductible donation to the Arthritis National Research Foundation in your will or through your estate planning process.

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Don’t Leave Your IRA to the IRS!

• Make a tax-deductible donation to the Arthritis National Research Foundation from your IRA.
• Your charitable gift supports critical research.