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What happens if your client wants to give government securities to charity?
When charitable planning involves noncash assets, the type of asset matters. Government securities—from Treasury bills and bonds to savings bonds—can differ significantly in transferability, valuation, and tax treatment. Explore key considerations for helping clients evaluate these assets and identify opportunities that may align with their charitable and estate planning goals.

Tina O'Brien
Sep 153 min read


Closer to home: Steps to move your donor-advised fund to Kitsap Community Foundation
A donor-advised fund can simplify charitable giving, but where your fund is held matters. If you're looking for deeper local connections, philanthropic guidance, and greater community impact, transferring your donor-advised fund to Kitsap Community Foundation may be easier than you think. Learn how the process works in seven simple steps.

Lillian Xie
Jul 163 min read


All that and more: Your donor-advised fund may surprise you
A donor-advised fund is more than a charitable giving account – it’s a flexible tool that can adapt to life’s milestones, support tax-efficient giving, and engage future generations in philanthropy. At Kitsap Community Foundation, donor-advised funds combine administrative simplicity with personalized local expertise, helping donors maximize their impact while supporting the causes and community they care about most.

Lillian Xie
Jun 92 min read


Our door is open: What happens when you meet with the team
Discover personalized philanthropy. Your journey with KCF begins here.

Kitsap Community Foundation
Mar 19, 20243 min read
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