Raising Awareness
of BRCA-related cancer risk inthe Ashkenazi Jewish and medical communities
Oneinforty is no longer accepting direct donations but you can help continue our mission and honor our founder Lauren Corduck by making a contribution to Sharsheret as part of our partnership with this organization.
Why Give?
Your donations help us continue our critical work and lifesaving mission. Together we will stop BRCA-related cancer in its tracks.
Educating Ashkenazi Jews and Medical Professionals
about genetic counseling and screening, how to mitigate the risk of developing BRCA-related cancer and how to detect it as early as possible
Providing Emotional Support
to individuals and families who are facing their risk of BRCA-related cancer
Securities
Gifts of appreciated securities have important tax advantages to donors, as they are deductible at their full fair market value on the date they are received in our account, and avoid capital gains tax on the appreciated value.
The preferred and quickest method of transfer is for your broker to initiate an electronic transfer to Oneinforty’s account.
Your Broker Will Need to Know
- Type and number of securities to be given
- Credit to: Oneinforty Account
- Oneinforty’s Federal Tax ID: 83-2353880
Donor Advised Funds The donor-advised fund (DAF) is becoming an increasingly popular way to make a charitable gift. DAFs provide you with an immediate tax deduction when you create or add to a DAF, while allowing you to recommend gifts to charitable organizations on your personal timeline.
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Two Simple Ways to Use Your DAF
- Make an outright gift by suggesting a grant to Oneinforty.
- Designate Oneinforty to receive all or a portion of the fund value upon the termination of the fund.
The donor-advised fund (DAF) is becoming an increasingly popular way to make a charitable gift. DAFs provide you with an immediate tax deduction when you create or add to a DAF, while allowing you to recommend gifts to charitable organizations on your personal timeline.
- Make an outright gift by suggesting a grant to Oneinforty.
- Designate Oneinforty to receive all or a portion of the fund value upon the termination of the fund.
Qualified Charitable Distribution The 2017 tax reform act may limit the benefit of income tax charitable deductions for some. However, donors age 70 1/2 or older can still receive tax benefits using the IRA Charitable Rollover (also known as a Qualified Charitable Distribution or QCD). QCDs avoid income tax on the distribution and satisfy the annual Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) for donors age 72 and older.
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How do I Qualify?
- You must be 70 ½ years old or older at the time of the gift.
- Gifts must go directly from your IRA to Oneinforty.
- Gifts must come from a traditional or Roth IRA account.
- Your total QCD gifts to charitable organizations cannot exceed $100,000 per year.
Your IRA administrator can help you make a qualified charitable distribution from your IRA. Be aware that many administrators require you to use their QCD distribution form and comply with other requirements. Failure to use the proper forms and procedures may result in your not receiving the tax benefits of a QCD.
The 2017 tax reform act may limit the benefit of income tax charitable deductions for some. However, donors age 70 1/2 or older can still receive tax benefits using the IRA Charitable Rollover (also known as a Qualified Charitable Distribution or QCD). QCDs avoid income tax on the distribution and satisfy the annual Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) for donors age 72 and older.
- You must be 70 ½ years old or older at the time of the gift.
- Gifts must go directly from your IRA to Oneinforty.
- Gifts must come from a traditional or Roth IRA account.
- Your total QCD gifts to charitable organizations cannot exceed $100,000 per year.
Your IRA administrator can help you make a qualified charitable distribution from your IRA. Be aware that many administrators require you to use their QCD distribution form and comply with other requirements. Failure to use the proper forms and procedures may result in your not receiving the tax benefits of a QCD.
Questions?
Oneinforty is tax exempt under IRS Code 501(c)(3). Your donation is deductible to the extent allowed by law. For your records, Oneinforty’s tax ID number is 83-2353880.