Other Ways to Give Back to the Places You Love
Just click on a logo to find out how you can give back to ALC in a variety of different ways!
NON-CASH GIFTS:
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Securities: ALC accepts both publicly traded securities and closely held securities.
- Publicly traded securities, include marketable securities, such as stock shares, mutual fund shares, and bonds.
- Closely held securities include debt and equity positions in non-publicly traded companies and interests in limited partnerships (LPs) and limited liability companies (LLCs), or other forms of ownership.
A gift of securities can result in valuable tax benefits to the donor. Discuss the possibilities with your financial advisor.
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Life Insurance: You can name ALC as a beneficiary or contingent beneficiary of your life insurance policies. ALC can also be named as the owner of whole life insurance policies.
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Retirement Plans: You can name ALC as beneficiary of your retirement plans, such as pension plans, annuity contracts, 401(k) plans, and Individual Retirement Accounts (IRA). Note: If you are over 70 and a half, between now and December 31, 2009 you can donate from your IRA without incurring a tax penalty!
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Real Estate: Gifts of real estate may include developed property, undeveloped land, or a remainder interest in a personal residence, farm, or vacation home. (See Donations of Land and Real Estate)
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Bargain Sales: A bargain sale is a hybrid of a gift and a sale. Any asset can be the subject of a bargain sale, though real estate is the most commonly transferred asset. You can sell a property to ALC below market value; the difference between the fair market value and the selling price of the property may be claimed as a tax deduction. ALC will enter into a bargain sale arrangement in instances where the transaction will further its mission and purposes. Such arrangements must be approved by ALC’s Board of Directors.
To learn more about giving to American Land Conservancy, please contact us by email plannedgiving@alcnet.org or by phone at (415) 912-3660.










