I heard through the crypto-vine you can create a ‘foundation ‘ that will allow you to move assets into the foundation and thereby avoid taxes up front . The rules of a foundation are rather strict , but they work for most millionaires . You must be prepared to spend 5% per year of ‘assets in the trust ‘ which can include salaries , expenses , etc.. here’s the source I liked : https://foundationsource.com/ . They... Source: over 2 years ago

This season's Holiday Drive has definitely been more about learning the ropes of running it as a bona fide non-profit. Someone suggested we hook up Amazon Smile, so I did. Another user wanted to be able to do employer matching, so I signed us up for the clearing house his company used. We didn't expect the IRS to grand our 501(C)(3) status so quickly, so we kind of jumped right into it this year. It's been... Source: over 1 year ago

The company I work for works with Benetivity. I report my volunteer hours, and the company makes a donation to "pay" for my time. Source: over 1 year ago

The hackathon is generously sponsored by Benevity, the Hunter Hub, Arcurve, Cisco, Lighthouse Labs, AltaML, and the Schulich School of Engineering. Source: over 1 year ago

Many employers use https://benevity.com/ to manage the charitable giving that employees can do. Benevity organizes (legit) nonprofits into like a big index, and allows employees to donate directly, using paypal, payroll deduction, cc, etc. depending on the employer, they can also match what an employee is donating, making it a big win for the nonprofit. Source: almost 2 years ago