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Create a Fund
Most donors wishing to create a legacy and provide ongoing support for the causes they care about will establish a permanent endowment fund that will provide a source of financial support to benefit charitable organizations for generations to come. Types of permanent endowment funds include the following:
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Donor and Advisor Bill of Rights and Responsibilities
As a donor to the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, you are entitled to: - Receive information about the Community Foundation's administrative fees and its spending and investment policies - Receive prompt gift acknowledgments - Be listed as a donor in Community Foundation annual reports and other publications, unless you have requested to remain anonymous - Be added to the Community Foundation's mailing list
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Planned Gifts
The Community Foundations offers a variety of investment opportunities for donors, including: Pooled Income Funds that allow you to contribute assets into one of two pooled income funds previously established by the Community Foundation. These funds permit multiple donors to collectively pool assets into one charitable arrangement. You, or others you designate, share in the income earned by the pooled income fund based on the amount you added. The Community Foundation pooled income funds have different investment objectives in order to address your income needs. New donors to our pooled income fund can get started with a contribution of as little as $5,000.
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Tax Information
You can receive the best tax benefits available under the law by working with the Community Foundation. - Federal tax deductions - You avoid capital gains taxes - Funds established at the Community Foundation..... - Gifts to an endowed fund at the Community Foundation qualify for.....





