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Giving Securities

Gifts of appreciated securities, stocks, and bonds provide considerable tax advantages when transferred to The Chaplaincy before they are sold.  If you have held your securities for more than one year, you may find that your gift will provide a twofold tax benefit creating an income-tax deduction as well as helping avoid capital-gains tax that would have been due on their sale.

If you wish to transfer stocks from a broker’s
account:  The Chaplaincy has an account with
Baker Boyer Bank.  For further details and                       Dotty Nolan
information, you may call Wayne May, Vice             finds that giving to The
President and Trust Officer, at 509-783-6800          Chaplaincy allows her to
or 1-800-407-4322 or e-mail at                         help others in her community.
mayw@bakerboyer.com.

The Chaplaincy’s address in connection with gifts of securities is:   Baker Boyer Bank/Tri-Cities Chaplaincy, c/o Wayne May, Vice President & Trust Officer 7601 W. Clearwater, Suite 404 Kennewick, WA  99336

Gifts of real estate – including personal residences, second homes, income property, and vacant land – offer a wide variety of tax and other benefits.  These gifts are handled through The Chaplaincy Finance and Endowment committee in conjunction with Baker Boyer Bank. A review and endorsement by this committee must take place prior to receiving the gift.


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