All charitable gifts to the school are tax deductible. Lansing Catholic accepts gifts in many forms. The following is a list of Assets most commonly given to fund a gift.
Writing a check or making a gift through a credit card is for most, the simplest and quickest way to give. Your gift is put to work immediately. Cash gifts can be given in a lump sum or as a Pledge with a payment plan that extends over a period of a year or longer. (cash, check, credit card; Visa, MC or Discover, and auto debit are accepted)
Stock that has increased in value and been held for at least one year is a popular gift asset to give. Making a gift of stock is a great way to help our school. Giving a gift of stock also could mean tax savings for you. Find out more by contacting your financial advisor.
Remember these? Many Americans purchased these financial instruments on a regular basis or to mark special occasions like birthdays. Perhaps your Savings Bonds have stopped growing. Want to put them to work again? These appreciated assets can benefit a cause you believe in.
This asset option is a great way for individuals to make a sizeable gift to Lansing Catholic. By naming Lansing Catholic as a beneficiary in an existing policy or purchasing an additional policy with LCHS as beneficiary, you can make a larger than expected gift and rep tax benefits for yourself as well. Talk to your financial advisor about this gift option.
Home, farm commercial property, art, antiques jewelry and other collectibles may be given to Lansing Catholic. These assets are most commonly given through bequests but may also be used to fund an immediate gift. Assistance from the Diocese of Lansing or legal counsel may be utilized to complete this gift option.