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A Wide Variety of Ways to Invest Financially

Possibly the most valuable gift to Arrow is an outright gift, which can be used by us as soon as it is received and enables you to enjoy full income tax benefits. Kingdom Investors, Alumni and friends use a wide variety of assets to make outright gifts, although money is the most common. It is always wise to consider tax consequences before selecting the asset for making your gift.

Gifts of Money
Maximize your charitable deduction and deliver immediate benefits to Arrow Leadership.

1. The simplest way to make a gift is via credit card through our online donation form.
2. Gifts by check, should be made payable to "Arrow Leadership" and mailed to the appropriate address listed here.
3. To make a gift by phone, or for more information about how to make a gift, contact Jane at 877-262-7769 ext 212 or by email at leadservices(at)arrowleadership.org.

Faithful Partner
Becoming a Faithful Partner is a great way to invest in leaders and stay connected to the ministry. These are individuals and alumni who pledge to give regularly for a two year period to supply a lifetime of resources given to each leader in an Arrow class ...more

Gifts of Appreciated Securities / Stocks
The IRS in the USA and the CRA in Canada allow significant tax breaks for gifts of appreciated securities. Electronic delivery of stock shares is a secure and expedient delivery. It provides efficient internal control as well as cost savings. However, you may also transfer certificates directly.

For more information: US Stock Transfer, Canadian Stock Transfer.

Gifts of Real Estate
Make a substantial gift to Arrow through a transfer of residential, commercial, or undeveloped real estate.

1. As a donor of real estate, you receive an income tax deduction and avoid capital gains tax. In addition, donors of outright gifts typically avoid maintenance costs, property taxes, insurance, and other on-going expenses.
2. You cannot avoid capital gains tax in Canada by donating Real Estate. If the fair market value of the donated property is higher than its adjusted cost base, this will give rise to capital gains and the donor has to pay taxes on. However, the tax receipt for the donation will be in the amount of the fair market value and this will help reduce the taxes paid.
3. Please consult your financial advisor for more information.

Gifts of Partnership Interests
Support Arrow by transfering interest in a real estate or oil-and-gas partnership. Please consult your financial advisor for more information.

Gifts of Personal Property
Donate equipment and secure an income tax deduction.

1. Both the value to the Arrow and your potential tax benefits depend upon the use of the gift.
2. If your gift qualifies as "related use" – that is, if it will be used by Arrow to accomplish its mission – you can deduct the property's full fair market value.
3. Please consult your financial advisor for more information.

Estate Gifts
A few simple sentences placed in your Will or Trust can allow you to impact the future at Arrow Leadership. With the advice and assistance of your legal counsel, consider how this gift can be used to provide future support for the development of Christian leadership.

Gifts of Life Insurance
Create a significant endowment for Arrow Leadership without dipping into your capital assets. There are various ways to support Arrow with an outright gift of life insurance:

1. A paid–up policy that you no longer need can be cashed in to benefit Arrow immediately, establish an endowed fund, or be put toward a capital building project or other need. Your tax deduction would be roughly equal to the surrender value of the policy.
2. A current policy (on which premiums are being paid) can be used to make an outright gift for which your tax deduction would be roughly equal to the policy's surrender value. Continued premium payments you make would also be tax deductible.
3. There are other ways to make a gift of life insurance that do not involve transferring ownership of the policy. Contact your accountant or professional for further information.