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Gifts of Business Interests
For business owners, charitable giving can be a powerful way to align financial success with philanthropic goals. Donating business interests—such as company stock or assets—can provide tax advantages while supporting the mission of Roger Bacon High School.
Gifts of business interests can offer several advantages:
There are multiple ways to structure a gift depending on your goals:
You may choose to donate a portion of your ownership interest—either voting or non-voting shares—directly to Roger Bacon High School. These shares may be held for future sale or redemption, with any distributions supporting the school’s mission.
Another option is to contribute business interests to a donor advised fund (DAF). The fund can manage the asset and, over time, distribute proceeds to Roger Bacon and other charitable organizations you choose.
If your business is structured as an S corporation or similar entity, additional rules may apply. We encourage you to consult with your advisor to determine the most effective approach.
In addition to ownership shares, businesses may also donate assets directly:
Business interests can play an important role in broader financial and estate planning:
Gifts of business interests can be one of the most impactful and tax-efficient ways to support Roger Bacon High School—allowing you to leverage the value you’ve built to benefit future generations.