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Year End Giving
Year End Giving
As another year draws to a close, many of us consider year-end charitable contributions, not only in the spirit of giving, but to help offset tax liability. As always, your donations to Beth El are greatly appreciated and are used in many ways to enhance our synagogue.
Some congregants choose to pay their dues in full or pay down their building fund balance to help offset their tax liability. Others choose to donate their required minimum distribution from their IRA to Beth El. Some congregants choose to donate to Beth El through the contribution of stock. Stock donations can also be applied towards various areas of financial obligation to the synagogue. An end-of-year charitable contribution to Beth El is a wonderful opportunity for all of us to lessen our tax burden and provide a valuable donation to our synagogue. Regardless of whether you choose to contribute in the spirit of the holiday season or because you want to get that year-end tax deduction – we are grateful. Click here to pay your dues or make an online donation.
If you cannot give today, please consider a pledge to the Building for the Future Campaign to be paid next year. In the alternative, please consider giving a gift for the future through the Life & Legacy program. If you would like to learn more about Life & Legacy, or how you can make a donation to Beth El through the contribution of stock, please contact Executive Director Allison Newfeld at anewfeld@bethel-omaha.org or (402) 492-8550. For tax advice, please consult your tax advisor.