Live your faith.

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As the year end is quickly approaching, now is the time to think about your financial and charitable strategies.  As Catholics, we want to make the most of every dollar that we give.  Did you know there are charitable giving strategies that may provide a tax-saving benefit thus allowing you to give even more to your favorite charities?

Knights of Columbus Charitable Fund, also known as KCCF, is a Catholic donor-advised fund program and your trusted partner to simplify and maximize your generosity.  Executing your philanthropic plan through KCCF means total certainty that you are driving your philanthropy to charities and causes aligned to your Catholic faith.

By opening a Charitable Fund, the KCCF donor-advised fund, you make charitable contributions to your fund, potentially receive an immediate tax deduction, and then recommend grants from the fund over time. Our safe, secure, and confidential portal becomes your one stop shop for all your charitable giving.

We would welcome the opportunity to hear about your philanthropic goals and to discuss how Knights of Columbus Charitable Fund can play a role in helping you pursue those goals.  For additional information about KCCF, click on our brochure HERE.
 
Are you ready to live your faith through your generosity?
 
Fraternally,

Dennis J. Gerber
President & CEO
Knights of Columbus Charitable Fund
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Knights of Columbus Charitable Fund, Inc. is an independent, nonprofit, public charity with a donor-advised fund program.  Various entities affiliated with Knights of Columbus provide certain investment management and administrative services to Knights of Columbus Charitable Fund.  Knights of Columbus Asset Advisors, LLC serves as the investment manager of Knights of Columbus Charitable Fund, and the assets are invested in investment funds managed by Knights of Columbus Asset Advisors.  Investing involves risk.  The value of an invested donation will fluctuate over time and may gain or lose money. For additional information visit knightscharitable.org.
 
Information provided is educational in nature and is not intended as legal, tax, financial, or other professional advice.  Knights of Columbus Charitable Fund does not provide legal, tax, financial, and other professional advice.  You should consult professional advisors concerning the legal, tax, or financial consequences of your charitable activities.  Tax information provided relates to federal tax matters only, and availability of certain federal tax deductions may depend on whether you itemize deductions.
 
 
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