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Jennifer Destefani
Vice President of Institutional Advancement
Office of Institutional Advancement
Phone: 860-832-1767
Fax: 860-832-1768
Email: jdestefani@ccsu.edu
Gifting Personal Property: A Meaningful Way to Give
Items such as fine art, antiques, coin or stamp collections, vehicles, boats, and other personal property can become impactful charitable contributions, either now or as part of your estate plan. The financial advantages of your gift may vary based on how we can incorporate the property into our mission.
When donated property is used in a way that directly supports our mission, such as artwork given to a museum, the full fair market value may be eligible for a charitable deduction. For property not used in a related way, the deduction is generally limited to the lesser of its fair market value or your original cost basis.
Please note: If your charitable deduction for tangible personal property exceeds $5,000, an independent appraisal is required, and you must submit IRS Form 8283 along with your tax return.
Consider an outright donation of property to support our mission today. This type of gift may qualify for a federal income tax deduction if you itemize.
You can make a meaningful future gift by including Central Connecticut State University in your will or living trust through a bequest of property.
More Info About Gifting to Leave a Lasting Legacy
Celebrate or remember a loved one whose life has been touched by Central by making a gift in their honor or memory.
More Info on Gifting to Honor Someone Special
Establish a new endowment or contribute to an existing one to ensure your generosity has an enduring impact for generations to come.
In addition to cash or securities, donor advised funds may also accept tangible personal property, such as collectibles, artwork, or vehicles, that can be sold to benefit your fund and ultimately support Central.
More Info About Donor Advised Funds