Donating Non-Cash Assets

Giving Stock, Real Estate or Other Assets

You can increase your potential impact and experience significant tax savings by giving non-cash assets.

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Giving Stock, Real Estate, or Other Assets

Most charitable gifts to Trinity Christian College are given in the form of cash because this is so familiar. However, this may not be the most cost-effective way for you to give.

Examples of Non-Cash Assets

  • Stock or marketable securities
  • Real estate
  • Business interests
  • Farm commodities
  • Life insurance
  • Retirement benefits, such as Gifts From Your IRA

Benefits of Giving Non-Cash Assets

Tax-wise.
Donating non-cash assets is a tax benefit.  You receive a fair market value deduction at the time of your gift and avoid tax liability on the sale of appreciated assets.

Eliminate hassles.
Give assets you no longer need or want to manage (such as rental properties or vacation homes) for the benefit of Trinity Christian College.   This will help eliminate many concerns.

Learn More

We would love to get in touch. If you have questions about estate and gift planning, or would like to talk with someone about your impact with Trinity, contact Trinity Christian College at Planned.Giving@trnty.edu or 708.239.3977

Barnabas Foundation

Trinity Christian College partners with Barnabas Foundation to offer our supporters complimentary planning services and assistance with complex gifts.

Since 1976, Barnabas Foundation has helped thousands of individuals and families give more effectively to the ministries close to their hearts. They’ll help you accomplish the greatest good with your generosity – for your family and for God’s Kingdom – through tax-wise charitable giving