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All contributions to the Tennessee FFA Foundation, no matter how big or small,
make a difference for agricultural education/FFA students and teachers in our
state. Your gift can be designated for programs, activities, scholarships or
where resources are needed most. Donate Online. Make a monetary donation to the
Tennessee FFA Foundation or to the National FFA Foundation through our secure
server.
WAYS TO GIVE
Corporate Sponsorship. Your business, association or
corporation can sponsor FFA programs, events, scholarships and more. You can
also choose between an unrestricted gift, which allows us to distribute your
donation to an area where it's most needed, or a designated gift, which allows
you to allocate your donation to a specific FFA program or scholarship. For
more, visit our link under "Sponsors and Programs."
Individual Gifts. Even in these continuing difficult
economic times, Americans remain committed to supporting those causes and
organizations in which they so firmly believe. Individuals believe strongly in
the Tennessee FFA and their giving is significant in time, talent and monetary
resources. Cash donations are tax-deductible, based on current tax laws and the
amount of your income. The Century Club is one easy method to contribute now or
committing to give $100 per year over the next 10-year period for a total of
$1,000 given or pledged.
Matching Gifts. Contact your employer's Human Resources
department to find out if they will match your contribution to the Tennessee FFA
Foundation.
Memorials and Tributes. Honor someone special in your life
with a gift to the Tennessee FFA Foundation. We will notify the honoree or
appropriate family member on your behalf, at your request.
Endowments. Establish an FFA endowment with a minimum
contribution of $5,000. You can name the endowment and designate how the money
should be used. The Tennessee FFA Foundation will use the annual interest earned
on your contribution.
Securities. A gift of appreciated stock eliminates any
capital gains tax and allow you to claim an income-tax deduction based on the
full market value of long term securities regardless of their original cost.
Real Estate. Donate a house, vacation home, farm, ranch, or
any other dwelling, commercial property, or undeveloped land you no longer wish
to own.
Estate Planning and Bequests. Contribute to the Tennessee
FFA Foundation by including FFA in your will or estate plan. You may fund such a
gift with cash, marketable securities, real estate, a trust, life insurance,
annuities, tangible property or closely held stock.
Planned Giving. There is an array of planned giving options
available through the Tennessee FFA Foundation. Giving options provide
exceptional planning strategies and flexibility and may minimize tax
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