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For many couples, philanthropy reflects shared values, but in the event of divorce, it can introduce unexpected complexity. From community property rules to questions of control over charitable funds, proactive and collaborative planning is key. Engaging both partners early helps protect both financial outcomes and long-term philanthropic intent.

The period right after tax season offers a valuable opportunity to reflect on charitable giving decisions while details are still fresh. From missed tax-saving strategies like donating appreciated assets or bunching contributions, to documentation gaps, many common regrets can be avoided with early planning. By taking a proactive approach and partnering with Kitsap Community Foundation, donors can align their giving more effectively with both their financial goals and their d

Many donors default to writing a check, not realizing they can give more efficiently with appreciated assets. Beyond publicly traded stock, donors may contribute business interests, real estate, QCDs, life insurance, and more. Kitsap Community Foundation provides the expertise to accept and manage these complex gifts, helping your organization expand giving options and strengthen its endowment with confidence.

Consider showing clients - using numbers and examples - that it really is better to support favorite charities by giving appreciated assets.