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Donating to RFB&D New
York Unit
- By Mail
Send your gift directly to:
Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic—New York Unit
545 Fifth Avenue, Suite 1005
New York, NY 10017
- By Credit Card
You can make a gift by credit card online through our national
website by visiting RFB&D's
Donate Now page. PLEASE SELECT NEW YORK UNIT FROM
THE DROP DOWN MENU. Your gift will be made through our secured
server and can be directed to the New York Unit, RFB&D/National
or both.
- Gifts of Stock
You may want to consider donating shares of your appreciated
stock instead of cash. You will completely eliminate the tax
on the gain and will receive a tax deduction for the full value
of your gift. All you need to do is write a letter to your broker
stating how many shares of the stock you want to donate to RFB&D—New
York Unit.
The stock gift can be directed to the address above.
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RFB&D and
Your Estate
The following language can be used if you wish to name RFB&D
in your will: "I give, devise, bequeath to The New York
Unit of Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic, Inc., 545 Fifth
Avenue, Suite 1005, New York, NY 10017, in the sum of $_______
or _______% of my estate."
For additional information about supporting the New York Unit
of RFB&D, contact Diane Crupain, Executive Director, at
(212) 557-5720, or through e-mail at
dcrupain@rfbd.org.
- Consider
a Gift Annuity for RFB&D
If you have a certificate of deposit (CD) that is reaching
maturity and you are thinking of renewing it, you are most likely
looking at rates of return between 1.7% for a one-year CD and
3.6% for a five-year one. An attractive alternative to consider
is a charitable gift annuity to The Regional Unit of the Virginias
and Carolinas Unit, which will significantly increase your income
and provide you with a tax deduction. Here are some examples
of current gift annuity rates:
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Age 60
- 6.4%
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Age 75 - 7.9% |
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Age 65 - 6.7% |
Age 80 - 8.9% |
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Age 70 - 7.2% |
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The charitable gift annuity document is just one page and easy to
complete. This could be a very nice gift both for you and the unit.
For more information, please contact Diane Crupain, Executive Director,
at (212) 557-5720.
- JustGive.org
JustGive is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to
connect people with the charities and causes they care about
and to increase overall giving
Their goal is to connect you with the charities that you
care about in the most convenient, secure manner possible.
Their never sell, share, or disclose donor information.
Donors have the option of making anonymous donations, so their
names are never passed on without their permission. As their
credit card processing company, Wells Fargo Bank is not authorized
to retain, share, store, or use your personal information.
They are committed to providing the best service possible
and always welcome feedback, questions, and comments. All
donations made through JustGive are 100% tax-deductible (except
in certain cases when goods or services are involved). To
give to The New York Unit of RFB&D through JustGive, visit
www.justgive.org
and press “donate now”.
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NetworkForGood.org
Network for Good is the Internet's leading charitable resource,
bringing together donors, volunteers and charities online to accomplish
good. At www.networkforgood.org, users can donate to more than
one million charities and search from among more than 36,000 volunteer
opportunities. In addition, non-profits can access tools for fundraising,
volunteer recruitment and donor communication. Founded in 2001
by America Online, Cisco Systems and Yahoo!, Network for Good
is an independent 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization headquartered
in Bethesda, MD.
Since its inception in November
2001, more than 430,000 people have donated more than $100 million
to over 20,000 charities through Network for Good. Another 232,555
people have found volunteer opportunities through Network for
Good. They’ve also helped more than 6,000 nonprofits raise funds,
cultivate donors and recruit volunteers through our online tools.
To donate to the New York Unit of
RFB&D through Network For Good, visit
www.NetworkForGood.org and click on Recording for the
Blind & Dyslexic- New York Unit.
Matching Gifts
Individuals who make a donation to RFB&D can increase,
even double or triple their gift if their employer has a matching
gift program. Please contact your business or human resources
office to obtain the proper forms to fill out and return to The
New York Unit of Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic, Inc.,
545 Fifth Avenue, Suite 1005, New York, NY 10017, or, you may
contact, Diane Crupain, Executive Director, at (212) 557-5720
- Gifts-In-Kind
These are gifts, other
than money, that help RFB&D. For example, some publishers
donate books, technology companies have donated hardware and
software, restaurants, spas and hotels have donated gift certificates
for use in our on-line and live auctions, Record-A-Thon, and
monthly raffles. Corporations and organizations interested in
making a gift-in-kind should contact The New York Unit of Recording
for the Blind & Dyslexic, Inc., 545 Fifth Avenue, Suite
1005, New York, NY 10017, or, you may contact, Diane Crupain,
Executive Director, at (212) 557-5720.
Adopt-A-Text™
This program allows a corporation, organization or individual
to sponsor books of interest to them. Messages of acknowledgment
are recorded at the beginning and the end of each copy of textbook(s)
chosen, carrying your message of support to thousands of our members
for years to come! For information on our Adopt-A-Text™
program, contact The New York Unit of Recording for the Blind
& Dyslexic, Inc., 545 Fifth Avenue, Suite 1005, New York,
NY 10017, or, you may contact, Diane Crupain, Executive Director,
at (212) 557-5720.
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