4 Ways to Support Women at YWCA This Tax Season

At YWCA Delaware, one of our goals is to support empowerment and economic advancement for women and girls. That starts with you — every person should have the knowledge and resources to make smart financial decisions.

With tax season top of mind, I wanted to share a few ways that members of our community are supporting the YWCA, while supporting their own finances.

Stock Gifts: When you donate stock to YWCA Delaware, you can save on two types of taxes and get a full deducation for the value of your gift.

IRA Gifts: Donors 70 ½ or older can reduce their taxable income. If you need to meet a Required Minimum Distribution, IRA gifts can count towards those as well!

Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) Grants: Do you have a DAF? If so, using the funds you’ve already set aside to support the YWCA can impact our programs.

Cryptocurrency: We now accept gifts of cryptocurrency! Donate your appreciated cryptocurrency to see a reduction on future tax returns.

These tax-smart options are simple to make through the tool linked above, and a powerful way to stand up for social justice and support women in Delaware.

At YWCA Delaware, one of our goals is to support empowerment and economic advancement for women and girls. That starts with you — every person should have the knowledge and resources to make smart financial decisions.

With tax season top of mind, I wanted to share a few ways that member sof our community are supporting the YWCA, while supporting their own finances.

No matter how you support the YWCA, know that your support immediately makes a difference in the lives of women and girls in our community. If you have any questions about these tax-smart giving options, please reach out to Candice Buchanan, YWCA Delaware Chief Programs and Development Officer at cbuchanan@ywcade.org or 302-224-4060 ext. 208.

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