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IRA Rollovers

Help the next generation thrive by moving  your IRA Rollover directly to Gowns and Gardens House of Charities!

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Picture This: your IRA has been quietly working for you all these years-growing, compounding, and behaving itself (for the most part). It’s a bit like that reliable friend who always shows up on time and never forgets your birthday. But now, it has an opportunity to do something even more meaningful: make a real difference in the world.

 

Enter the IRA rollover for charitable giving-a surprisingly simple way to turn retirement savings into immediate impact. Instead of taking a distribution, paying taxes on it, and then donating what’s left, you can send funds directly from your IRA to a qualified charity. It’s efficient, it’s smart, and it means more of your money goes exactly where you want it: helping others.

Think of it as your IRA’s moment in the spotlight. After years of supporting you, it gets to support causes you care about-feeding families, funding education, advancing research, or preserving the environment. And as a bonus, you may satisfy required minimum distributions without increasing your taxable income. Not too shabby for a financial move that takes less time than your morning coffee.

 

In short, donating through an IRA rollover is a win-win: you simplify your giving, maximize your impact, and let your savings tell a story that goes far beyond numbers on a statement. Turns out, doing good can be both heartfelt and financially savvy.

IRA Rollovers

An IRA rollover (often called a Qualified Charitable Distribution, or QCD) lets you transfer funds directly from your Individual Retirement Account to a qualified charity. It’s designed for individuals age 70½ or older who want to support causes they care about in a tax-efficient way

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  • No Withdrawing Money, Paying Taxes: Instead of withdrawing money, paying taxes, and then donating, the funds go straight from your IRA to the charity—helping you avoid counting that amount as taxable income.

  • Support Your Minimum Distribution Requirement: IRA rollovers can also count toward your required minimum distribution (RMD), if applicable.

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The result: a simple, streamlined way to give back while potentially reducing your tax burden and maximizing the impact of your donation. Learn more.

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IRA Rollovers

An IRA rollover (often called a Qualified Charitable Distribution, or QCD) lets you transfer funds directly from your Individual Retirement Account to a qualified charity. It’s designed for individuals age 70½ or older who want to support causes they care about in a tax-efficient way

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  • No Withdrawing Money, Paying Taxes: Instead of withdrawing money, paying taxes, and then donating, the funds go straight from your IRA to the charity—helping you avoid counting that amount as taxable income.

  • Support Your Minimum Distribution Requirement: IRA rollovers can also count toward your required minimum distribution (RMD), if applicable.

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The result: a simple, streamlined way to give back while potentially reducing your tax burden and maximizing the impact of your donation. Learn more.

For More Information

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  • To learn more about donating through an IRA rollover, contact Gowns and Gardens House of Charities, Kenisa Nunley, by phone or email:

  • (424) 222-4742 (office)
    donate@gghouse.org

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The information contained in this site is provided for informational purposes only, and should not be construed as tax or legal advice on any subject matter.

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