How Can You Support CSA

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How Can You Support CSA

While the list of donors supporting the work of CSA and the Affiliated American CSA Foundation (AACSA Foundation) continues to grow, so to does the number of gifting vehicles donors use to make their gifts.

Current Gifts to CSA

Cash — Charitable gifts are the most often made in the form of cash and checks to CSA, Inc.

Securities — Making gifts of stocks, bonds or mutual funds in the right way can bring in extra savings for both the donor and recipient. When making such gifts, always consider what the securities originally cost in relation to what they are worth today.

Other Assets — If you are over 59, you may want to consider gifts using assets from an Individual Retirement Account (IRA). In some cases, real estate also can be a good choice for charitable gifts.

Deferred/Planned Gifts for CSA

As a result of changes in the tax laws, most American's find they can now leave more to loved ones and or their favorite charitable interests free of federal estate and gift taxes.

Many vehicles in place allow donors to make a charitable gift while providing increased income for you and or others. These methods include your will or trust, life insurance and various types of annuities.

If you would like to discuss more about the opportunities to serve and donate to CSA's work of "Celiacs Helping Celiacs" please contact the AACSA Foundation % CSA, Box 31700, Omaha, NE 68131 or call toll free to (877) CSA-4-CSA.


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