
Supporting Heartspring
IRAs, Stocks & Real Estate
Use smart, tax-efficient giving strategies to support Heartspring’s mission and help reimagine neurodevelopmental care for children.

Smart Giving, Meaningful Impact
What Is Non-Cash Giving?
Donating assets like stocks, IRA distributions, or real estate is a strategic way to support Heartspring’s long-term work. These types of gifts often allow you to give more than you could with cash, while reducing capital gains or income taxes.
Common non-cash gifts include:
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Gifts of appreciated stock or securities
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Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs) from IRAs
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Gifts of land, property, or other real estate assets
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Business or estate-related assets donated as part of tax planning
How It Works & Who It's For
Non-cash giving is ideal for donors who want to make a high-impact gift while maximizing tax efficiency. Whether you’re retired, managing appreciated investments, or handling estate planning, these giving methods offer a way to align financial stewardship with long-term purpose. Your financial advisor can help you determine the best approach for you.
You might consider this approach if:
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You’re age 70½ or older and want to give directly from your IRA without increasing taxable income
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You own appreciated stock and want to avoid capital gains tax
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You’re managing a property or land asset you no longer need
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You want to support mission-driven work in a more efficient and impactful way

Non-cash gifts have helped Heartspring invest in key infrastructure, expand clinical programs, and meet urgent needs, while giving donors an efficient way to support change. These gifts provide a foundation for innovation, allowing us to build with confidence and serve with impact.
Talk with our team about IRAs, Stocks & Real Estate.
If you’re considering a gift of stock, IRA distribution, or real estate, we’d love to help. Alongside your financial advisor, our team can guide you through the process.

Heather Hogan
Chief Advancement & Strategy Officer; President, Legacy Foundation

Sandra Bradley
Restricted Revenue Manager & Development Team Lead

Taylor Erb
Fund Development Manager