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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


What type of fund, or funds, is right for you?
Choosing the right charitable fund is about more than tax strategy—it’s about aligning your giving tools with your goals. Whether you’re drawn to the flexibility of a donor-advised fund, the lasting support of a designated fund, or the broad impact of an unrestricted or field-of-interest fund, Kitsap Community Foundation can help you build a thoughtful approach to philanthropy that reflects your values and evolves with you over time.

Lillian Xie
Feb 112 min read


Fund types tailored to your client’s charitable goals
Each philanthropic client’s goals are unique, and charitable planning is not a one-size-fits-all proposition.

Kitsap Community Foundation
Mar 19, 20243 min read
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