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Please contact:
Giving Program
[email protected]
Lyle Honig Mojica
323-860-5244

Retirement Funds
Designating AHF as a beneficiary of your employee retirement plan, IRA and 401(k) or making an immediate gift using a Qualified Charitable Distribution is becoming an increasingly popular tool to maximize giving.
Why give a gift of retirement funds?
Naming AHF as a Beneficiary of your IRA, 401(k) or Other Retirement Plans
  • You can continue to make regular lifetime withdrawals.
  • You can pick the percentage of your overall account you eventually wish for your family and favorite charities to receive, and you can change it at any time.
  • For tax planning purposes, retirement funds are more valuable to your charities than they are to children or other heirs.
  • You can establish a charitable trust at the time of death, and funding it with retirement assets effectively “stretches” your inheritance over the lifetime of your children.
  • Your fund administrator can provide the appropriate form to update your account beneficiaries, including adding a gift to AIDS Healthcare Foundation.
IRA Qualified Charitable Distribution
  • Your eligibility starts at age 70 1/2.
  • Direct gifts to AHF and other qualified charities can satisfy all or part of your required minimum distribution (RMD).
  • While not tax deductible, the gift also does not trigger income, making this a powerful giving strategy if you choose not to itemize your taxes.
  • You (and your spouse) can each give up to $100,000 per year using this special provision.
  • You can reduce your income to take advantage of a lower threshold for Medicare premiums.
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