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March, Inc. of Manchester, CT.

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Make a charitable tax deductible donation to help provide support services for developmentally disabled individuals in a supported living environment.

Cash Gift Donations (Online and by Check)
Donate a Car or Vehicle
Charitable Donation of Property
Deductible Donation of Stocks, Bonds, and Mutual Funds
In-Kind Gifts
Planned Giving
Life Insurance Donations
Life Income Trusts
Gifts through Wills

Cash Gift Donation

Cash donations are simple to make, IRS tax-deductible, and allow us to use the cash donations where we can get the most benefits. If you itemize, these outright cash gifts are generally deductible up to 50% of your adjusted gross income. To make a donation, click on the button below.

The button below will open a new window to the Network For Good, they accept Credit Cards over the internet on our behalf.


Make a Tax Deductible Charity Donation Online

If you prefer to mail a check for your tax deductible donation, please make checks payable to March Inc. of Manchester and mail it to:

MARCH, Inc. of Manchester
222 McKee Street
Manchester, CT 06040
Attention Jordan Scheff
Phone : (860) 646-4446
Fax : (860) 646-0056
E-Mail : jscheff@marchinc.org

Donate a Car or Vehicle

The IRS allows you, the taxpayer, to claim a tax deduction of (a) the value of your vehicle up to $500 or (b) if we sell the vehicle for more than $500 we will mail you a postcard with that value for your tax purposes.

For additional information, the IRS provides a Donor's Guide to Car Donations which sets forth the manner in which the IRS requires you to determine the value of your donated property. Here is a link to IRS Publication 4303 — A Donor’s Guide to Car Donations.

Charitable Donation of Property

Do you have a piece of property or a house that you would like to donate? Are you paying taxes on a house or land you don't want? Real Estate and Lot Donations are fast and easy.

Benefits of a property donation:

  • Stop paying taxes and maintenance.
  • Qualify for an IRS tax deduction.
  • Avoid all the headaches of selling a property by donating it!
  Donate Stocks, Bonds, and Mutual Funds

Marketable Securities that have risen in value since their purchase often make attractive gift vehicles. For donors, a contribution of appreciated securities may result in substantial IRS tax benefits in the form of charitable deductions and avoidance of capital gains taxes.

Stock which has been held over one year and that increases in value is subject to capital gains tax when sold. By donating a gift you avoid tax on the gain. Also, your contribution deduction is equal to the stock’s full fair market value. Generally, the amount is deductible up to 30% of your adjusted gross income.

The benefits available to you when making a contribution of stock or mutual funds may include:

  • Avoiding federal and state tax on the capital gain.
  • Receiving an income tax deduction (federal and most states) for the full market value of your gift if you itemize deductions on your tax return and have held the assets one year or longer.
  • Making a larger gift at a lower original cost to you.

Special regulations apply to gifts of closely held securities and appreciated properties. We encourage you to consult your financial advisor and March Inc. when considering such gifts. Please contact us for a Stock Power Form, and Bond Power Form.

In-Kind Gifts

Rather than give a cash gift, you also have the option of donating in-kind gifts. Contact us to get a list of immediate needs. Some of our properties need to maintained, roofs repaired, donated properties need to be upgraded to meet increasing special access requirements.

Planned Giving

Our Planned Giving Program recognizes friends and families who have included March Inc. of Manchester in their estate plans. By notifying us that you have included the March Inc. as a beneficiary in a life insurance policy, charitable trust or will, we will include you in all materials and publications that acknowledge our Planned Giving Program members. No minimum dollar amount is necessary to qualify. Please contact Jordan Scheff, Executive Director if you have designated the March Inc. of Manchester as a beneficiary under a life insurance policy, trust, or will so we can thank you for your promised gift.

Life Insurance

Giving life insurance to a charity is convenient and often allows you to give more than otherwise possible. For example, you can give a paid-up policy or purchase a single premium policy with March Inc. as the owner and beneficiary or add March Inc. as a beneficiary to an existing policy.

Life Income Trusts

A variety of giving plans are available which allow you to make a charitable gift to us, but continue to enjoy income from your assets. You may create a charitable remainder trust by transferring cash, securities or other property to a trustee (usually a bank), which pays yearly an amount to your chosen beneficiary or yourself for a term of up to 20 years or for life. The trust pays out a fixed dollar amount (Annuity Trust) or a percentage of the trust as valued annually (Unitrust). The specific dollar amount (Annuity Trust) or percentage payment (Unitrust) is determined when the trust is established. Upon the death of the chosen beneficiary of beneficiaries, March inc. receives the remaining value of that trust. You receive an important and immediate income tax deduction for creating either type of trust, and, in some instances, you are not required to pay an immediate capital gains tax if appreciated property is used to fund the trust.

Gifts through Wills

You may want to make a charitable contribution above and beyond what you are able to contribute on an annual basis. A practical way to accomplish this is to make a gift through a will by bequest. You may indicate that March Inc. receives a specific sum of money, or a particular piece of property or real estate. You may also indicate that March Inc. would benefit only if other named beneficiaries do not survive you. Your legal counsel can advise you of how to provide for these gifts in your will.

This website does not purport to provide legal advice and potential donors should consult their tax or legal advisors for these matters and of tax credits, irs charitable deductions, donations of cash for tax deductions, etc.

Check out the latest IRS Tax Deduction Tips for Charitable Donations