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Bringing the School District and The Community Together

The Peninsula School Education Foundation, plays an essential role in the future of the Peninsula School District. Garnering private financial support, the Foundation brings together and formalizes the relationship between the District and the community.    

Details in the organization and the fundraising strategies of the Foundation are important; yet more critical are the human factors – the establishment of mutual relationships with individuals and businesses, the appropriate recognition of contributors, and the advancement of positive perceptions of the schools in the community. Development professionals specifically trained in both the technical aspects and the human factors of fundraising are essential to the success of the Foundation.

Giving Opportunities

  • Direct Gifts of Cash – You may Contact Us for donation options or if you'd like to give online, simply go to our Donation Form.

  • Gifts of Property – Depending upon the type of property donated, when it is donated, and how it will be used, you may realize significant tax deductions. Gifts of appreciated property allow you to avoid gains tax payable if you sold the property. You will receive a deduction for the full values in most cases.
     
  • United Way Fund – Donations to the Foundation may be given through the United Way.
     
  • Bequest by Will – Donations made through a will can materially reduce estate taxes. All charitable bequests are deductible in full since the estate tax charitable deduction is unlimited. Your attorney can help you designate any portion of your estate to the Peninsula School Education Foundation by will or trust.
     
  • Charitable Trusts – A variety of trusts can be set up to meet your specific needs. Charitable Remainder Trusts can provide income to you and your survivors for life, a current income tax deduction, and avoidance of capital gains taxes, estate tax benefits, and a charitable gift.
     
  • IRAs and Retirement Plans – It may be simple to name a charitable beneficiary for all or part of the funds in a retirement plan or an IRA. Estate and income taxes can be as high as 80% without effective planning.