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I’d like to make a commitment, but cannot pay it all at once. Will you accept a pledge or some type of deferred commitment?

Yes. You may pay a pledge over five years. We would also be happy to help you explore deferred planned giving opportunities that may better suit your needs.

May I designate the use of my gift to a specific capital or current program need?

Yes. All gifts may be designated to a specific area of interest to the Foundation, provided that a need exists.

How will my gift be recognized?

There are recognition opportunities for gifts at various levels including naming opportunities, and other activities. We recognize substantial gifts in our Annual Report.

Isn’t the money you get from Insurance enough to pay for these kinds of programs too?

California Scottish Rite Foundation Trustees have determined that philanthropy is the only venue through which these important programs and services will be able to continue to meet the needs of children and families.

How can I give?

We will accept gifts of cash, marketable securities and other appreciated assets. Planned gifts, such as life insurance, annuities, trusts and bequests are also ways in which you can make a significant contribution to the California Scottish Rite Foundation.

What is the best way to make my gift?

There are many convenient options to make your contribution. Gifts can be made by mail, phone, Email, facsimile, on-line or in person.

General Tax FAQ's

Is my gift tax-deductible?

Because the California Scottish Rite Foundation is not-for-profit, charitable, tax-exempt organizations with 501(c)(3) status, all contributions to the Foundation may be considered deductible for income tax purposes in accordance with IRS regulations.

Please consult a professional accountant regarding your philanthropic donations.