Gifts that Matter
Nearly six in ten Americans say they would rather receive a donation to charity on their behalf, instead of a gift for themselves (Fidelity Charitable).
Consider a gift that helps to provide food relief, education, housing, medication, and basic needs for someone in India, Kenya, Rwanda, and Colorado.
Gathering to H.E.A.L. Breakfast
At the Center’s annual Gathering to HEAL (Helping End AIDS in Our Lifetime) Breakfast September 28, we honored Ruth Ann Russell, heard Justin Levy speak, and celebrated the legacy of Ann Fort on what would have been her 100th Birthday. Friends and family posted a $15,050 challenge to replenish the Ann Fort Kenya Fund that is helping to educate almost 40 post-secondary AIDS orphans. The Center is within about $3,600 of achieving the goal!
Doing Good:
In This Life & Beyond
A Webinar on Planned Giving
Jon Kraus, Executive Director of Gift Planning at the University of Denver has 23 years of experience in financial planning and nonprofit development. Volunteering his time and expertise, he shares his knowledge about various options available to individuals who want to continue to make a difference with the resources they have accumulated over the years.
Dr. Suzanne Hamm, retired child psychologist and chair of the Center’s planned giving program, shares her thoughts about leaving a lasting legacy.
Are You Required to Take Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs)?
Check out attached document about how you can make a difference by contributing via a “Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) in 2023. If you like saving money, especially money you might have to pay to the government, then explore humanitarian options the Center provides in Africa and Asia.
The mission of the Center for Health and Hope is to support and advocate for persons infected and affected by HIV and AIDS around the world with programs of education, prevention, care and treatment. The Center was incorporated formally as a 501(c)3 nonprofit on January 21, 2006.