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Ways to support St. Genevieve Catholic School |
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Your financial support is vital to helping St. Genevieve School provide excellence in Catholic education to our children. You can make a positive difference in the lives of these children by contributing to our school or scholarship fund. The following are means through which you can donate to St. Genevieve Catholic School:
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Appreciated Stock: With a donation of appreciated stocks, the children of St. Genevieve School benefit and the donor pays no capital gains tax. Donors can take a charitable deduction on their federal income tax for the market value of the securities at the time of stock transfer.
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Cash Donation: Donating cash entitles the donor to full tax benefits with itemized deductions.
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Estates and Wills: Consider naming St. Genevieve Catholic School in your will.
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Life Insurance Policy: Name St. Genevieve School as the beneficiary (or co-beneficiary) on an existing life insurance policy. In the event of your death, the school would receive the proceeds of the policy as a bequest, generating federal estate tax benefits. If you make St. Genevieve School the policy owner by relinquishing all rights of ownership, you can claim an income tax deduction for the cash surrender value.
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Matching Gifts: Many companies have a Matching Gift Program whereby a company matches a donation made by its employee to a qualified nonprofit organization like St. Genevieve School. Ask your Human Resources Department for an Enrollment Form. If your company or your spouse's company does not support elementary schools, but does support need-based scholarships, you can make a gift to support St. Genevieve School Scholarship Program and the company will match your gift.
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St. Genevieve Scholarship Fund: Help a deserving child receive a Catholic education by contributing to the St. Genevieve School Scholarship Fund.
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To donate online, please visit givecentral.org. For more information about how to donate, please call or visit St. Genevieve Catholic School.
When making financial decisions, always consult with your tax or legal professional.
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