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you are interested in supporting healthcare at any level, please
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For example, if you would like to
retain the use of your house for your life, you can simply
place the property in a trust or a will. That way you
will continue to receive the financial benefits, while
supporting Pleasant Valley Hospital Foundation. You
may also donate it outright.
For donating appreciated property, you may
enjoy a tax deduction equal to the full fair market value of
the property, elimination of all or part of the capital
gains tax on the property's appreciation and removal of
certain costs associated with the transfer of real
property. You may also reduce your taxable estate,
which could help avoid gift or estate taxes.
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If your
investments suffered from the market's decline these last
few years, consider selling a portion of your stock,
realizing the loss and taking the deduction for tax
purposes. If you received any cash proceeds from any
stocks you sold, take an additional deduction by donating
the money to Pleasant Valley Hospital Foundation.
You may be able to avoid all capital gains
taxes placed on publicly traded stocks that you've held for
more than a year simply by donating them to a charitable
organization such as Pleasant Valley Hospital
Foundation. Plus, you may be able to take the full
fair market value of the stock gift as a charitable
deduction on your income taxes. The maximum deduction
you may take of capital gain property within a given tax
year is 30% of your adjusted gross income. If you are
unable to take the entire deduction in one year, you may
carry the excess deduction forward for five additional
years.
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helps lower the net cost of the gift. State and local
income taxes may affect the combined marginal rate. |
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Another
affordable way to donate is to open a new account and name
Pleasant Valley Hospital Foundation as the beneficiary.
*Be
sure to consult your tax advisor about deductibility in your
particular situation. Pleasant Valley Hospital does not
offer tax advice.
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If you
have a family member you would rather
have as the primary beneficiary, consider a
deferred giving arrangement that pays an
income for life to a family member, after
which the remaining assets pass to the
Pleasant Valley Hospital Foundation.
You can reduce, or
possibly avoid, income taxes as well as
estate taxes if you use a planned charitable
gift. In some circumstances, this can be a
savings of close to 75% of the value of
your account in income and estate taxes.
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A: Looking to the future of healthcare, the Foundation raises
funds for equipment and building projects. |
| A: The Pleasant Valley Hospital Foundation is comprised of
member of the Board of Trustees. |
A: Donor gifts are assistance that support important medical
advances, education and facility renovations. PVH has made
a
commitment to remain a non-profit, community-based service
organization. All contributions will be recognized on a
donor wall
within the main facility. |
A: Whether it is an honor gift for an employee who made a
difference in the care of a family member or a memorial gift to
remember someone special, the Foundation will notify a family
member with a note expressing the donor's kindness. Gift
amounts are not disclosed. |
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q This artistic creation is located
on the ground floor near the dining room and will always remain
a part of the organization's walls. If this is of interest
to you, please contact us at (304) 675-4340, Ext 1326.
Download a Honor & Memory Wall tile request form HERE.
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- Author Renee Baker © |
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Print the form, fill it out completely, include payment and mail it to the address listed on the form.
Our Federal Tax ID is #20-0120079. |
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