Ways to GiveCash or CheckCash, usually in the form of a check, is the most common way to make a charitable gift. A gift of cash is considered made on the date it is hand-delivered or mailed. Tax benefits may be available for such gifts. You may also make contributions using Visa, MasterCard or American Express cards. Stocks & SecuritiesCBE is pleased to accept donations of publicly traded securities. Electronic delivery of stock shares is the most secure and expedient delivery process available and provides efficient internal control as well as cost savings. However, you may also transfer certificates directly. How it works:
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Notification of Donor Intent Development Department For more information, contact Danielle Burenstein, Director of Development, at (718) 768-3814 ext. 218 or Sarah Patulo, Development Associate, at (718) 768-3814 ext. 296 or development@cbebk.org. Savings & Retirement AccountsCongregants can donate any funds in their bank accounts, money markets, Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs), KEOGH plans, and other retirement and pension funds. Consult with your tax advisor for potential income and estate tax benefits that may result from such transfers. For more information, contact Danielle Burenstein, Director of Development, at (718) 768-3814ext. 218 or Sarah Patulo, Development Associate, at (718) 768-3814 ext. 296 or development@cbebk.org. Matching GiftsMany companies have programs through which they will match charitable contributions made by their employees. Some companies may double or even triple the value of your gift. Through corporate gift matching, your employer can multiply your generous support to CBE. Check with your company’s human resources department to determine if they offer a matching gift program. When you make a gift to CBE, please include your company’s gift matching form with your donation. For more information, contact Danielle Burenstein, Director of Development, at (718) 768-3814 ext. 218 or Sarah Patulo, Development Associate, at (718) 768-3814 ext. 296 or development@cbebk.org. BequestsDonors may designate Congregation Beth Elohim in their wills as a beneficiary of all or a portion of any of their assets, including cash, stock, real estate, furniture, artwork, closely held stock, etc. In the case of retirement plans (including pensions, Keogh’s IRA’s and annuities), donors wishing to name Congregation Beth Elohim as the recipient of such assets upon their death (or the death of their surviving spouse) should simply change the beneficiary designation form supplied by the specific plan. Your tax advisor can describe the potential income tax and estate tax benefits that your family might enjoy under such an arrangement. For more information, contact Danielle Burenstein, Director of Development, at (718) 768-3814 ext. 218 or Sarah Patulo, Development Associate, at (718) 768-3814 ext. 296 or development@cbebk.org. |

