Tzedakah: Righteousness, Charity, Philanthropy, Humaneness, Goodwill, Kindliness
We appreciate and welcome your donations, in honor of or in memory of friends and/or loved ones to the following funds:
- General Operations
- Greenbaum Youth Enrichment Fund
- General Endowment Fund
- Religious Shcool Scholarship Fund
- Cantorial Endowment Fund
- LeRoy Kohn Adult Education Fund
- Building & Ground Fund
- Jewish Culture Fund
- Cantorial Fund
- Lipman Religious Activities Fund
- Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund
- Mike & Cory Rucka Travel & Entrichment Fund
- College Scholarship Fund
- Eitan Biblarz Scholarship Fund
Click on the Donate button above or complete our Donation Form and email or mail to the CBI office. Or contact the CBI executive office at (831) 624-2015.
Thank you! Your thoughtful gift will be promptly acknowledged in our Shofar Newsletter and to the person(s) indicated.
Good News! Tax-Free Gifts from IRA Accounts Have Been Reauthorized!
Congress has reauthorized legislation that allows donors to make charitable gifts from their IRA accounts (including Roth IRAs) without incurring income tax on the withdrawal. It was passed as part of the Emergency Stabilization Act of 2008. If you are age 70 ½ or older and are required to take minimum withdrawals and you do not need them for personal use, this may be a great way to make a gift to CBI or pay your Temple pledge. While you cannot claim a charitable deduction for IRA gifts, you will not pay income tax on the amount. Without this law change, withdrawals from IRAs for charitable gifts are taxable to the donor. Your tax-free gift may be a payment of existing dues, pledge or a new gift. For the current tax year, you must act before December 31.
This information has been prepared for general information only. You should consult a licensed or appropriately authorized financial advisor before making any financial decision.
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