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Donations to Mission: Pre-Born are fully tax-deductible and can be gifted through any of the following options:


Mail or Call in a Gift:

See address at right. We can take credit card or checks &  will provide a receipt to you promptly. 2010 deductible gifts must be postmarked by 12/31.

Donate ON-LINE:

Click on the donate now button to give to the MISSION:Pre-Born Giving Fund on-line!  You will be receive a receipt by email promptly.

Donate to The Mission Pre-Born 


 

Gifts of Securities:


These gifts may allow you to take a full tax-deduction at the donated face value of the security at the time the donation is made, yet account for its cost basis at its original purchase price -- a real win-win! Give Today

Gifts of securities –Yearend info:

Because the transfer of securities shares must be completed by close of business on Dec. 31, please submit your asset transfer instructions to your broker by Dec. 21. Past this deadline, contact MP at 317-840-6076 to investigate other options. Donating is a simple process. Have your broker transfer the number of shares you wish to donate to:

Scottsdale Securities MISSION:Pre-Born account number 55965752. The DTC Number is 0705. If further information is needed call Roxanne at (317)-253-9700.

If you have stock certificates, they can be mailed to  the MISSION:Pre-Born address above.

Other Gifting Options:


Mission:Pre-Born can accept most any type of asset through our National Christian Foundation Giving Fund including:
  • Real estate – land, houses, or other properties
     
  • Business interests – ownership in closely-held businesses, Limited Partnerships, Limited Liability Companies, or Sub-chapter S corporations
     
  • Restricted securities – publicly traded securities that may have sale restrictions
     
  • Loan notes – money owed to you through loan notes
     
  • Estate gifts – proceeds from wills, trusts, or life insurance policies
     
  • Retirement plans – 401Ks, IRAs, or pension plans
     
  • Life insurance – term, whole, universal, or variable
     
  • Personal property – royalties, copyrights, artwork, or precious metals

Give Online



Donations to Mission: Pre-Born are fully tax-deductible and can be gifted through any of the following options:


Mail or Call in a Gift:

See address at right. We can take credit card or checks &  will provide a receipt to you promptly. 2009 deductible gifts must be postmarked by 12/31.

Donate ON-LINE:

Click on the link below to give to the MISSION:Pre-Born Giving Fund on-line!  You will be receive a receipt by email promptly.

Donate to The Mission Pre-Born Giving Fund!   


 

Gifts of Securities:


These gifts may allow you to take a full tax-deduction at the donated face value of the security at the time the donation is made, yet account for its cost basis at its original purchase price -- a real win-win! Give Today

Gifts of securities –Yearend info:

Because the transfer of securities shares must be completed by close of business on Dec. 31, please submit your asset transfer instructions to your broker by Dec. 21. Past this deadline, contact MP at 317-840-6076 to investigate other options. Donating is a simple process. Have your broker transfer the number of shares you wish to donate to:

Scottsdale Securities MISSION:Pre-Born account number 55965752. The DTC Number is 0705. If further information is needed call Roxanne at (317)-253-9700.

If you have stock certificates, they can be mailed to  the MISSION:Pre-Born address above.

Other Gifting Options:


Mission:Pre-Born can accept most any type of asset through our National Christian Foundation Giving Fund including:
  • Real estate – land, houses, or other properties
     
  • Business interests – ownership in closely-held businesses, Limited Partnerships, Limited Liability Companies, or Sub-chapter S corporations
     
  • Restricted securities – publicly traded securities that may have sale restrictions
     
  • Loan notes – money owed to you through loan notes
     
  • Estate gifts – proceeds from wills, trusts, or life insurance policies
     
  • Retirement plans – 401Ks, IRAs, or pension plans
     
  • Life insurance – term, whole, universal, or variable
     
  • Personal property – royalties, copyrights, artwork, or precious metals
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