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Do you have a
Kroger Plus Card?

Did you know that by simply
"swiping" your Kroger Plus
Card
you can generate a
donation to the
Center for
Disability Services?

Choosing the Center as
your charity
does not
reduce
your personal
savings or fuel points!

Go to



Register your Plus
Card
Enter our number -
84644
The Center for Disability
Services
will receive the donations
generated
by your purchases -
and it won't cost you anything!
Free for you -
Help for people with
developmental disabilities!
Need Help?
Click here for the
Kroger Customer
Handbook
Thank You for helping people with
developmental disabilities



















CASH
Charitable gifts to the Center for Disability
Services may be fully deductible within the
current IRS rules and regulations.


ANNUAL PLEDGE
Pledges may be set up for specific dollar
amounts each month for one year.


MARKETABLE SECURITIES
and  Other  Assets
Gifts of stock, mutual funds, real estate and
certain other assets which have increased in
value since you have owned them may be
deductible at their face value either currently
or over a period of years.


BEQUESTS
and Distribution of a Will or a Trust

Designating Center for Disability Services as
beneficiary may qualify for an estate tax
deduction in the amount of the bequest.


CHARITABLE REMAINDER TRUST
The creation of a Charitable Remainder Trust
may provide the donor with an immediate tax
deduction based on the estimated value of the
Trust at the time of the donor’s death. The donor
may receive the trust income for life. Upon the
donor’s death, the remainder of the Trust’s
assets will be distributed to the named charities.


LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES
Life insurance policies may name Center for
Disability Services as a beneficiary in whole or
in part.

IRA
Designating Center for Disability Services as
the beneficiary of an IRA, in whole or in part,
may generate both a current income and an
estate tax charitable deduction.
To assist you in more fully understanding the
many ways in which individuals may make
contributions to the Center for Disability
Services, please review the list below. What you
give may be of benefit to your tax and estate
planning, while also providing significant support
to the mission of the Center for Disability
Services, which is to enhance the lives of
infants, children and adults with disabilities, their
families and their communities. Please consult
with your legal and financial advisors to select a
method of giving to the Center for Disability
Services that will be most appropriate with your
tax and estate planning.

You may also call Robin Reid, Executive Director
740-344-2995 ext. 223 with questions.