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Dear John,
2021 begins tomorrow! During this roller-coaster year, we've seen that clear threats to life, family, and religious freedom are increasing. That's why I'm asking you to make a gift in support of our shared values - it will be doubled up to $60,000!
As you anticipate the arrival of the New Year, I urge you to consider what you want 2021 to look like. Do you want there to be a strong defense for life, family, and religious freedom in Minnesota? Then please, continue your support, or become a new supporter of our work. Since 1983, we have been a xxxxxx for life, family, and religious freedom in Minnesota. Much has been accomplished, but there's much left to do. Click here to partner with Minnesota Family Council now. Click here to partner with Minnesota Family Institute with a tax-deductible gift.
Remember that all donations received by January 8th will be matched dollar for dollar up to $60,000!
Your special year-end gift to Minnesota Family Council is crucial so that we can continue to fight for our shared values! Through January 8th, your gift of $15 becomes $30, a gift of $25 will be worth $50 to our ministry, and your generous contribution of $100 actually means $200 toward our life, family, and religious freedom in Minnesota. You can make a donation to Minnesota Family Council by clicking the button below, or a tax-deductible donation to Minnesota Family Institute by clicking here.
Click the “Donate” button above to make your gift today! Thank you and God bless!
2020 has been a unique year, and there are unique giving options to match!
You can take a deduction even if you do not itemize. For 2020, you can deduct cash contributions up to $300 if you claim the standard deduction instead of itemizing. The dollar limit is “per taxpayer unit” so that the same $300 cap applies to singles and joint filers. This deduction will not apply after 2020 unless Congress extends it.
You can take a bigger itemized deduction for 2020. Usually, cash donations are deductible up to 60% of your adjusted gross income (AGI). However, for 2020, you can elect to deduct such contributions up to 100% of AGI. Of course, giving at this level would require substantial evidence when reporting to the IRS.
You can make a credit card donation in 2020 and pay it off in 2021. If you wait to the last minute but want your donations to count for 2020 tax purposes, you have options to act by midnight of December 31, 2020: charge the donation to a credit card or mail a check. The charged donation is deductible for 2020 even though you do not pay the credit card bill until 2021. And the check by mail is deductible in 2020 even though we may not receive it or cash in until 2021.
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P.S. Are you returning a Christmas gift or picking up something else online? There's a way to support Minnesota Family Council & Institute while shopping, at no cost to you! Do your shopping on Amazon using our Amazon Smile link (smile.amazon.com/ch/41-1439560) and support life, family, and religious freedom!
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