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Thinking about your year-end giving? Let Central Carolina Community Foundation guide you through the process.

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‘Tis the season for giving, and Central Carolina Community Foundation (CCCF) has some tips to help you make the most of your donations:

  • Give now, decide later: Open a donor-advised fund while you choose your favorite nonprofits
  • Combine gifts: Bundle several years of contributions for a larger standard deduction
  • Plan for tomorrow: Set up a fund in your estate plans to support causes you care about
  • And more

Psst… CCCF can help you create a plan to maximize your giving impact + tax benefits.

Plan your year-end giving

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