Your gift matters.

You can donate long-term appreciated securities, including stock, bonds, and mutual funds, directly to Frontline. Compared with donating cash or selling your appreciated securities and contributing the after-tax proceeds, you may find that appreciated securities will allow you to automatically increase your gift. Please check with your CPA to see which will work best for you.

If you are 70½ years old or older and have a Traditional IRA, then you’re eligible to make up to $100,000 as a tax-free donation to Frontline Policy Council. This is known as a Qualified Charitable Contribution (QCD). Making a QCD can benefit you as it reduces your taxable required minimum distribution (RMD) income, while supporting Frontline. QCDs count toward the IRA owner's RMD
for the year but are not limited to only the RMD. This can also help reduce your IRA RMD tax burden over time if you choose to give more than your RMD amount.

A Bequest allows you to specify a gift to Frontline as part of your estate plan through a will or trust. Bequests are the easiest way for you to make a legacy gift to Frontline. All you have to do is include a couple of lines in your legal will or trust naming Frontline as a beneficiary of part of your estate.
Bequests can be given as a percentage of your estate, or a specific dollar amount or asset. There are other more complex Charitable Trusts that also allow you to give a gift via a trust and receive income while you are alive. Please consult your attorney and tax advisor for more details on how to make the right bequest for you.