Grosse Pointe Shores Improvement Foundation
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Thank you for your tax-deductible donation!
The GPSIF Tax ID is 38-2560445.
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Also consider one of the many other ways to contribute as described below!
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Buy a Brick - Help Improve our Park!
Memorial or Honorary Gift
The William and Nena Dahling Endowment Fund
Bequests
Customize Your Own Giving Package
Thank you to the many donors who have purchased bricks in the past. Our park shoreline looks gorgeous but there's always room for more! GPSIF continues to sell commemorative bricks to enhance the municipal park walkway. For more information, contact the office at 313-881-6565 or email us by clicking here.
With a memorial or honorary gift, you recognize someone who has been important to you AND you help GPSIF provide community improvements that future generations will enjoy. For gifts made in Memory of, or In Honor of someone, please provide the name and address of the honoree's family for acknowledgement. The amount of the gift will not be shown in the acknowledgement unless you specifically request that we include it.
Contributions to the Endowment Fund represent an investment in the present and future enjoyment of our community, and substantially increases the ability of the Foundation Trustees to successfully support future improvements. Your contributions will help enhance completed projects, fund new projects or maintain existing projects.
A charitable bequest is one of the easiest ways to make a significant lasting gift to the community. A bequest to the Foundation can be easily made through a simple designation in a will or trust. A charitable bequest can dramatically reduce estate and inheritance taxes and may generate tax savings that can be passed to your heirs. Please contact your estate planner or financial advisor for details.
Want to do your own thing? We welcome your gift - let's talk!
Contact us at 313-881-6565 or email us by clicking here.
Shop at Kroger
GPSIF is a member of the Kroger Community Rewards Program. Please join and renew annually in April. Charity #82852. If your Kroger card is not already registered to support a charity, please register here online into the program. The program is free to you and Kroger donates up to 5% of your purchase to GPSIF. If you have lost your Kroger Plus card, call 877-576-7587.
Stocks, Bonds & Mutual Funds
Giving highly appreciated publicly-traded securities is a "tax-smart" way to accomplish charitable giving goals.
Donors avoid capital gains taxes on the appreciated value and receive a charitable deduction for the full market value of the stocks or mutual funds. Contact your Financial Advisor for details.
Real Estate and Tangible Property
A gift of real estate can yield significant tax savings. Donors avoid capital gains tax and receive a charitable deduction of the fair market value. We also accepts gifts of tangible property such as art, antiques, jewelry, collections, etc. Some restrictions apply and gifts valued at more than $5,000 require an independent appraisal. All gifts of property must meet GPSIF gift acceptance guidelines.
Life Insurance
Gifts of life insurance enable donors to make a future major gift at a relatively modest cost. Donors may name the Foundation as the owner and beneficiary of existing policies that they no longer need. Or, donors may purchase new policies and name the GPSIF as the owner and beneficiary. Donors are entitled to a federal income tax deduction for the cash surrender value in the year the gift is made.
Qualified Retirement Plan Assets
Retirement plan assets (such as IRAs) can make excellent charitable gifts. Qualified retirement plans enjoy favorable tax treatment before retirement but are severely taxed at the death of the plan participant. Estate tax and income tax can be avoided if the plan participant makes a gift to charity at the death by beneficiary designation. Contact a Financial Advisor for details.