Join Fellowship Housing in empowering single moms and their children to break the cycles of poverty and build a new legacy. Receive tax benefits and make the most of your contribution by donating non-cash assets.
How Your Donation Helps
Donating non-cash assets often comes with greater tax benefits, increasing the overall value of your contribution while making a sizable impact for single moms. When you donate to Fellowship Housing, you‘re investing in a meaningful cause that has the power to bring about life-changing transformation for homeless, abused, and other at-risk single moms and their children. Your contribution can make a real impact by providing housing, financial training, and 1:1 mentoring and support to help families move from crisis to long-term stability.
To donate non-cash assets, contact your financial advisor or institution and let them know you'd like to make a gift to Fellowship Housing. If you should have questions, reach out to Sugey Fiello at Sugey@fhcmoms.org, and we’ll provide everything you need to complete your generous gift.
To ensure your gift is properly designated, please use the full legal name:
Fellowship Housing Corporation, 2500 W. Higgins Road, Suite 360, Hoffman Estates, IL 60169
Federal Tax ID: 363774128
DAF (DONOR-ADVISED FUNDS)
Make a grant request from your Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) in a matter of minutes.
A tax-smart way to give
Deposit cash and non-cash assets to your Donor-Advised Fund over time and receive tax deductions and other benefits from your contributions.
STOCKS AND OTHER SECURITIES
Donating stock and securities doesn’t have to be complicated. When you donate securities, you make an outsized impact without taking money directly out of your bank account. Plus, neither you nor Fellowship Housing will be taxed on the gains for appreciated assets you donate.
A tax-smart way to give
Stock donations can be up to 20% more valuable than selling the stock & donating the proceeds, and most donors can claim a tax deduction for the stock‘s full value.
QCD
Give from your Individual Retirement Account (IRA) through a Qualified Charitable Distribution. A Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) is a tax-efficient way for those 70 ½ or older to donate from their IRA, while also counting towards your annual Required Minimum Distribution.
A tax-smart way to give
Qualified Charitable Distributions count toward your Required Minimum Distribution, effectively lower your adjusted gross income, and can bring about important tax benefits.