Speaking Up - California Scottish Rite Foundation
Speaking UpA Voice for The Children of California Winter 2018/19How your gift helped providelife-changing speech, languageand literacy therapy.How YouHelped AndrewLearn To ReadRead more on pg. 2
CONTENTSMessage from the Chairman. 1The Rite to Read. 2Fiscal Year Highlights. 3Fiscal Year Donors. 4MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMANHonor Roll of Donors. 6Why Speech andLanguage Matters. 7Sponsorship Opportunities. 8Year-End Giving Options. 9Upcoming Events. 10Speaking UpMESSAGE FROMTHE CHAIRMANOF THE BOARDAs the end of the year approaches, it is my hopethat you enjoyed a wonderful Holiday Seasonfilled with joy. I am pleased to report that as theFoundation’s fiscal year came to a close, yourinterest, trust and generosity helped produceFrank Louiyet another amazing year. It is with honor that the Foundationannounces the following fiscal year-end highlights: Duringthe past fiscal year, over 2,300 children received vital speech,language and literacy therapy. A total of 23,687 hours of therapywere provided by Certified Speech and Language Pathologistsat the 14 RiteCare Childhood Language Centers and 12,995volunteer hours were donated to the Foundation.While speech and language therapy are front and center to theFoundation’s mission, RiteCare Center professionals also helpThis newsletter is publishedquarterly by the California ScottishRite Foundation.to change lives through the gift of literacy. I am sure you agreeTo receive a copy or make adonation or bequest contact:reading in third grade never catch up and are four times asCalifornia Scottish Rite Foundation2100 N. Broadway, Ste. 350Santa Ana, CA 92706-2659vital importance of early diagnosis and therapy for children with714-547-7325www.casr-foundation.orgthat it is imperative for children to read proficiently. Were youaware that three out of four children who struggle withlikely to drop out of high school? These statistics illustrate thechallenges related to speech, language and literacy.The Foundation Board is thrilled to hear so many success stories,like that of Andrew Caster, who had significant reading disordersprior to receiving therapy at a local RiteCare Language Center.info@casrf.orgNot only does Andrew now succeed academically, and plans toRecognized by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) publiccharityattend college, but he has also attained the status of IllustriousFed ID#94-6078728.Jurisdiction, of the Order of DeMolay (read Andrew’s story onKnight Commander of Saint Bernard Priory, Southern Californiathe adjacent page). Andrew’s success is a direct result of yourCalifornia ScottishRite Foundationgenerous support thank you!EXECUTIVE BOARDgenerous gifts have also helped provide 267,000 in scholarshipsFRANK LOUIChairman of the Boardto over 100 students, as well as significant assistance to militaryRAYMOND D. GODEKEExecutive Vice President /SecretaryThank you for helping to make a difference in so many lives!JOHN R. HEISNERVice PresidentFrank LouiARTHUR L. SALAZAR, Jr.Treasurer1The Foundation serves more than children in need. YourVeterans for job training, legal services and temporary housing.Best wishes for a healthy, abundantly blessed 2019!Chairman of the Board,California Scottish Rite Foundation
vTHE RITE TO READHow You Helped Andrew Succeed Andrew struggled in school until properlydiagnosed at a local RiteCare ChildhoodLanguage Center, and today has his sights onover his son, Andrew, 17, who is committedto education and leadership and serves as anIllustrious Knight Commander of Saint BernardPriory, Southern California Jurisdiction, of theOrder of DeMolay!But in first and second grade, school was aconstant struggle for Andrew, and the Casterfamily was filled with anguish, until Andrewwas finally diagnosed with dyslexia at a localRiteCare Language Center. Finally, there washope.After receiving extensive therapy at theLanguage Center, Andrew was able to read,despite having dyslexia.in which he has been active since he was 12years old” Sean Caster stated.Through the specialized speech, language andliteracy programs at the 14 RiteCare ChildhoodLanguage Centers in California, thousands ofchildren each year overcome speech, languageAccording to Sean, the professional Speechand literacy barriers, and the children and theirand Language Pathologists “helped Andrewfamilies are able to experience life-changingdevelop the techniques he needed to functionimproved communication.in school. When Andrew began therapy, it washard for him to see and understand the conceptof letters, he saw everything differently, andthe therapists were great at helping him. Theydefinitely impacted him in a way that he wasable to advance in reading and writing.”Andrew was always social as a child, and todaythe entire family is filled with joy that he is acapable public speaker, while overcoming thechallenges of dyslexia. He’s planning to attendcollege after high school graduation!“That’s his goal, to go out and continue hiseducation, and his role as Illustrious KnightCommander of Saint Bernard Priory, SouthernCalifornia Jurisdiction, of the Order of DeMolay,According to Sean, “If you ever meet Andrew,you would never realize he has any kind oflanguage or literacy issues at all. We are sograteful to the RiteCare Language Center for thetherapy he received, it changed his life!”Andrew’s therapy was made possibleby donors just like you! The CaliforniaScottish Rite Foundation believes literacy isparamount to a child’s success. This holidayseason you can make a difference byhelping a child just like Andrew succeed one word at a time!Please Partner with us to make a LifeChanging Difference for a Child Today!HOW YOU HELPED ANDREW LEARN TO READcollege. Sean Caster is beaming with pride2
2017/18 FISCAL YEAR HIGHLIGHTSRevenueGeneral &Administrative 13.7%Functional ExpenseGrants 4.7%RiteCare LanguageCenter Program 63.3%Other -4.7%Events 2%Individual Giving 10.5%Legacies &Bequests 44%FundraisingExpense 9.5%NetInvestments43.3%FISCAL YEAR HIGHLIGHTSAmericanismProgram 0.7%ScholarshipProgram 12.8% 2,361,133The cost of providing services toover 2,300 children during 2017 267,000Scholarships providedto 100 undergraduate& graduate students2,300Number of Children whoreceived Free Speech,Language and Literacy therapy23,687Hours of Speech, Language, andLiteracy therapy provided to over2,300 children during the year312,995Hours of servicedonated by Volunteersduring the year14RiteCare LanguageCenters throughoutCaliforniaSupport ServicesProvided to VeteransFunding for job training, legalservices and temporary housing forVeterans in need by partnering withtrusted organizations.
500,000 – 999,999William I. Butler TrustHanisch Family Trust 250,000 – 499,999Frederick Norman McBride Trust 100,000 – 249,999Albert O Bimiss TrustWilliam and Sarah DeAngelis TrustLos Angeles Lodge of PerfectionSchultz Family TrustHoward & Etta Mae Williamson Trust 50,000 – 99,999Beneto FoundationBurlingame Scottish RiteSan Diego Scottish Rite CommunityFoundationSmidt Family Foundation Trust 25,000 – 49,999John F and Phyllis Clayton Memorial FundPasadena Lodge of PerfectionBeverly RainboltSan Francisco Lodge of PerfectionDavid D Williams TrustWood-Claeyssens Foundation 10,000 – 24,999Anoymous DonorAlbert Buestschle EstateBush Masonic ReliefFresno Lodge of PerfectionJohn Hine, Hine MazdaBoris KoneffPaul and Diane Morton Family FundNorthern California Scottish RiteMaureen RidleySacramento Scottish Rite BodiesNadine Schendel TrustTed SegerstromDonald R. TapiaThagard FoundationTowbes FoundationTowne Family Foundation 5,000 – 9,999Bijan and Soraya Amin FoundationC.H. BleilerDavid C. Coley FoundationCommunity Foundation Of San JuaquinDouglass EberhardtDonald W. FintonS.H. and K.W. French FundRaymond D. GodekeMary K. HankinsRonald L. HartLosekamp Estate / Merit EnergyOakland Lodge of PerfectionOrange County Masonic Memorial FndPalm Springs Scottish RiteLeon S. Peters FoundationRobert B. PickellSAF-T-CABSan Diego Scottish Rite BodiesScottish Rite Foundation, So. JurisdictionWilliam R. TaylorMichael D. ThibodeauxVentura County Scottish Rite 2,500 – 4,999Adele AvantSalvador CovarrubiasSamuel and John Henry Fox FoundationHattie Givens TrustHutton Parker FoundationKelly Charitable TrustFrederick G Kleyn EstateLos Angeles Scottish RitePatrick McCarthyMiller Family Charitable FundNordson Corporation FoundationStacy P. and Laisha W. OzakiPasadena Scottish Knights of St. AndrewRancho Park Rotary Club FoundationTulsa Community FoundationSan Bernardino ScottishRite Womens AssocSan Diego Gas and ElectricSan Diego Imperial Past MastersAssociationSanta Barbara Lodge of PerfectionA. Raymond SchmalzStockton Scottish RIte BodiesMary C. ViancourtRichard Villasenor 1,000 – 2,499David R. ArpStanley A. and Carolyn BallFrank BarbanoRobert B. BeesonFreddie BihisEvan BrewerRalph T. BryanCassabon, Fung , LLPChapman UniversityMelvin S. ClarkHazel and John ClendeningDavid and Louise ColemanConsuelo Lodge #325 FandAMRonald E and Jane CooperRodrigo CuevasCytokinetics, Inc.Daniel DalyRod DarlingKathleen DolanDaniel DunnGordon H. EmbertonFilipino-American Military Officers AssocCalvin W. GitshamStanley and Roberta K. GoldAnne M. HertzRichard and Judith J. HopperHouse of the Temple,Preservation FundKevin HulmeIntel CorporationRobert JacobEdward and Dorothy JahnJulius KahnJames M. KayJodi and Ronald J. KerfootKing David’s Lodge #209 FandAMChristopher N. LebedeffLive Oak Lodge #61 FandAMDorothy R. Lo SchiavoDaniel A. LockieAPAL,INC.Frank LouiChase MayJerome M. MillerMorgan StanleyLorraine NewbroughJames NyfelerGary U. OkamotoRees W. PadfieldRichard A. ParisRoy PeichJason and Penny PittsArthur and Jeanette Pratt Memorial FundRedland Lodge #300 FandAMLinda ReynoldsRiverside Scottish Rite ClubWilliam F. RookFrankie RosarioAlberto P. SalazarSan Bernardino Scottish RiteSan Jose Scottish Rite FoundationGlenn and Jannis Saunders Comm FundMary H. SchultzScottish Rite Ladies ClubJR Searcy and AssociatesSistems IntegrationFix-It Rite!Mary Schultz TrustMark L. SuycottKaren ThrasherAlfred Truslow, IIIReino I. WantinOliver D. WardKenneth E. WardMary O. WheelerGeorge E. Wilkerson 500 – 999Walter and Filamer AnchetaWarren AndersonRobert S. ArtinianBeach Cities Lodge #753 FandAMAllen S. BeddoeDonald and Judith BlackBlack Creek GroupEugene A. Bopp Living TrustMiles H. Bresee, IIIKristine L. BurksKarla CampbellEdmund Campion and Danielle DeGruttolaDon and Betty CannonJames ClintonWilliam CorderoGenevieve DangKevin L. DayAlbert DonniciAugusto Venzon EbaloMark EricksonJoann EvansLarry and Marlene FingerutLeroy ForehandForseth and Boyer FamilyWilliam FredericksonDonald M. GoldbergPeace and Praise FellowshipHarlan L. GurneyGuy HassJ Gary HallWill and Norma HaysDonald and Laurie HeathJohn HeisnerDaniel HoodEdward JajehJantz Family TrustDONORS OF FISCAL YEAR JULY 1, 2017 – JUNE 30, 2018DONORS OF FISCAL YEAR JULY 1, 2017 – JUNE 30, 20184
DONORS OF FISCAL YEAR JULY 1, 2017 – JUNE 30, 2018 CONTINUEDDONORS OF FISCAL YEAR JULY 1, 2017 – JUNE 30, 2018 500 – 999 continuedTed and Karon JarrardFrederick KaoIlker KavasMary KennedyMark and Janet KesslerRobert and Ila KonseskyJack KorpDavid LangloisScott LidgardDavid LockwoodLuis LopezJoseph ManningJames and Megan McCallionRon McClainJames McGrathRobert W. McNamaraJudy MontgomeryJohn and Jeannette MorelliJon NevinKristie NikoletichOakland – Anonymous GiftsDaniel OatesThomas OlsenOrlandi Family TrustJohn K. OshimaVictoria A. OwensRodger J. PageLarry ParisPasadena Scottish Rite CathedralAssociationPascuzzi Family Gift FundMarilyn PorteousAnthony J. QuartoFulgencio I. QuimpoThomas E. RileyRobert SaliniSan Diego Fraternal Jewelry and RegallaSan Diego Lions Welfare FoundationSanta Barbara Scottish RiteToshiaki SaruwatariRoberto and Mauricia A. SaucedoLarry L. SchmidtElmer C. SchottMike SelixShaun ShuckWilliam Stokes and Patricia OsunaJames H. StrehlowJohn TallichetLarry C. TaylorAndrew D. ToddMary and Ediz TufekciogluUnited WayDr. Cleveland ValreyJohn R. VautinWealth Management GroupJames D. WestfallAlvin M Wheeler TrustC Ray WhitakerMike WoodruffAllan and Heather Young 251 – 499Chris AndersonHarry AyalaDurward and Caroline AyreMario A. BalbianiBarry E. BalonickTyler BargielJon G. BelyeuRichard J. BingleReynold M. BlightThomas P. BoxwellChristy and Gregory BradshawKenneth M. BratcherBlake and Sarah BrewerLia BrownCA Resources Long BeachRichard CampbellLauren CampbellVince and Gail CarterJohn R. CarterCentral Valley R.V. RepairReynaldo B. CruzKathleen M. CulverLarry DabrowMark W. DoubledayDouglas EichenScott and Karen FarnsworthDerek and Jessica FisherEric and Christina FoleyDoug FordJennifer and Robert ForouzandehLeonard and Susan FroominJackie and Yolanda FryLydia FuentesAmalia GillLeo and Brenda GilreathSandra GodfreyRyan and Tara GreenScott and Lauren HallDavid D. HertzingBernard R. HollenbeckAlberto JacintoDaniel R. JonesMelissa KapturWalter and Madeline KasabianNolan H. KatzRicky A. KingRichard and Shirley KipJennifer KlineJohn and Jocelyn KohlerJoylyn KovacevichHelen and Sid KovacevichGeorge and Georgette KritikopoulosJoey LaiJanyfel LausKenneth and Barbara LebovitzCharles W. LewisKevin and Lauren LindstromW. Andrew LittteLong Beach Pyramid No.43, AEOSDiana LorneRufo A. MacarageGregg A. MandinachWilliam E. MangumRichard W. MansfieldHenry W. MarbottGregory and Annette MarielSarah MarshallMelissa MartinezGary MasonColin and Jean Maureen McInnesJosef McNickleGeorge McQuaryJohn O. McQuownRichard J. ModoloZachary M. MooreDanielle MunozJames and Julie NeumillerOrange County Scottish Rite BodiesLondon OutlawDonald R. ParkerSteven L. PashbyArnold L. PehlkeJoseph E. PerryJames and Nancy PetersenJack C. PierceSam S. PirnazarMichael and Sheri PowellFrancisco RagsacRainbow Oil CompanyTerre Rhymes-StrickerMike RogersMartin RonchiettoRowland RealtyMike and Janet SalazarTamara SchneidmillerJohn R. ScottMichael J. ScrivnerJames SegerstromChris D. and Lynise M. SmithHarry R. SpragueMelyn and Betty SteinEdmond StevensonJohn E. SullivanJerry F. TaborJames K. Taylor, IIIDavid and Dana ThonglyvongTop of the Morning Tree CareChino TorresJoelle Machado VazquezRamiro E. VillalonJanet VossMatthew B. WalkerFred E. WheelerVirginia L. WheelerJames C. WhiteDon and Donna WilliamsWine Cask Ventures, LLCRichard B. WoodAlbert J. WoodwardStuart A. WrightRichard and BarbaraTHANK YOU FOR MAKING A DIFFERENCEThe California Scottish Rite Foundation is totally reliant on private philanthropy. Your generosityprovides the gift of speech, language and literacy to a child in need; scholarship assistance todeserving students; or much-needed assistance to a Veteran transitioning to civilian life!Donate today at www.casr-foundation.org5
Ronald Alcorn IIIJ. Gregory AlmandJames AlmandMark AlonzoCarlos AlvarezFroilan and Nenita AnchetaGreg Hoon and Monica DivitoDurward AyreSebouh BadoyanMario BalbianiAllen BeddoeRaffi BedrossianWillard BlankenshipC.H. (Dell) BleilerRandall BrillNoah and Katherine BryantSharon and Richard BullardJohn BurmudezRichard CampbellWalter CampbellCary CarlsonJack CarlsonAlberto CasanovaSteven CheechovAntonio and Leila CimarraMelvin ClarkDavid and Louise ColemanBennie CooperDavid C. CopleyJames and Christina CovingtonPhillip K. CrummJustin Snider and Crystal JesttesMichael and Joan DainerWilliam DalessiRizal DamazoGary and Elaine DarrowJames DavisJonathan DavisSigmund and Helen de GuzmanDanielle DeGruttolaJeffrey DotsonRonald DrakeLois Draper-PapageorgeMark DymekDouglas EberhardtLynne ElwanGordon EmbertonCharles and Linda EndicottEduardo EstradaJack and Betty FarsonDonald FintonDerek and Jessica FisherL. ForehandJames GarrettRaymond GodekeRussell GodtDonald GoldbergRamiro and Theresa GomezRonald GreenSahar GulliksonJames and Laverne HagelKen and Gayle HamiltonGary and Linda HarderScott HardiePhillip HardimanRonald HartMitchell and Tanell HerbertHigh Twelvettes of MarinKenneth HoerricksRichard HopperRichard and Judith HopperWilliam HuntCR Hutchinson JrCline Cub JackJames and Ericka JacksonEdward and Dorothy JahnJack JayGary JemelianPhillip JohnsonJulius Kahn IIIPaul and Patricia KalpakoffAnna KaoFrederick KaoRobert KatzJames KayMary Ann KeyKing David’s Lodge #209 F&AMRonald and Elaine La SalaSteven LaurvickRobert LawsIan and Jane LintonPeter LooFrank LouiHenry MarbottCathryn C. MatsonPhillip McAllisterJerome and Kaye MillerLester and Marian MillerRichard ModoloPatrick MooreDonald MoranJohn and Jeannette MorelliDonald MullerKendra MuscatJerome NathanNaughty Pig Butchery Inc.Jon NevinHoward NielsonGary OkamotoJohn OmalleyA Sherm OstromRaul PadillaAlan PakPalm Springs Scottish RiteLarry and Jayne ParkerRichard ParkerGary PhillipGary PirkigSam PirnazarEfren PradoMark PresseyJonathan PrestageJoseph PritchardBeverly J. RainboltDavid RathgeberThomas RileyTommi and Roger RobinsonAlan RochaWilliam RookFranki RosarioGaylord RotenSacramento Scottish Rite BodiesArthur SalazarMike and Janet SalazarSan Diego ImperialPast Masters AssociationReynaldo SansanoToshiaki SaruwatariArnold SchimskyLarry SchmidtJohn SchneidmillerInga ScottMichael and Priscilla SellickFrank and Christine ShantaRobert ShepardBill and Kimberly SmithChris SmithStanley SpinrodHarry SpragueMark StephensJames StrehlowRobert StrohmeyerKevin StroudEdward and Pat SwiercinskyDavid ThorneEric ThroneRichard TippettVincent TomPatricia UtleyArmen UlyanDr. Cleveland ValreyToby VanderbeekVentura County Scottish RiteMary ViancourtVirginia WheelerRenee WhitmanGeorge WilkersonJerrold and Norma WohlfarthRobert and Wendy WolfBetty WongMike and Pun WoodruffStuart WrightLambert YimGary YoungBarrett YoungYosemite Charitable FoundationTHANK YOU - HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2018HONOR ROLL OF DONORS6
WHY SPEECH AND LANGUAGE MATTERSWhy Speech and Language Matters7Speech, language and literacy therapycan be a lifesaving service for a child withcommunication challenges. Many peopleknow that speech therapy can improve achild’s ability to understand language andexpress thoughts, ideas and feelings. Theymay also be aware that speech therapycan help a child speak more clearly orimprove stuttering. What may not be wellknown is that speech, language and literacytherapy can improve independent problemsolving skills, improve social skills, increaseindependence, improve self-esteem and as aresult provide a better overall quality of life.It is well documented that children needto be reading proficiently by fourth grade,as research shows that young studentsare transitioning from “learning to read” to“reading to learn” during third and fourthgrade. Current data reveals that three out offour children who struggle with reading inthird grade never catch up and are four timesas likely to drop out of high school. The U.S.Department of Education statistics revealthat high school dropouts are more thantwice as likely as college graduates to live inpoverty, and over 80% of the incarceratedpopulation is comprised of high schooldropouts. These statistics illustrate the vitalimportance of early diagnosis and therapyfor children with challenges related tospeech, language and literacy.Failing to treat childhood language disorderscan lead to low self-esteem and life-longproblems such as limited employmentoptions, emotional and psychological stress,and increased likelihood for interactionswith the justice system and incarceration.The California RiteCare Childhood LanguageCenters want to ensure that children acrossCalifornia with communication challengeshave access to therapy services so that theycan develop the skills necessary to findacademic, social, and vocational success andbe productive members of society.
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIESTHERAPY SPONSOR, 1 Hour – 100Your gift of 100 will provide one hour of speech and language therapy with a certifiedSpeech Pathologist for one child.THERAPY SPONSOR, 1 Month – 400*EVALUATION SPONSOR – 1,000*This sponsorship level covers the expenses for two children to receive a one-on-onecomprehensive speech and language evaluation by a certified Speech Pathologist.Receive a certificate honoring your support as a Speech & Language EvaluationSponsor.THERAPY SPONSOR, 6 Months – 2,500*Your gift of 2,500 will provide life-changing speech and language therapy with acertified Speech Pathologist for six months for one child. Receive a picture of the childand therapist and certificate honoring your support at the child’s graduation and aninvitation to attend a special Graduation Luncheon and informal Ceremony.CHILD SPONSOR, 1 Year of Therapy – 5,000*OUR MOST POPULAR SPONSORSHIPCovers the expenses for one child to receive a life-changing gift of therapy for 1 yearwith a certified Speech Pathologist. Receive a picture of the child and therapist andcertificate honoring your support at the child’s graduation, including an invitation toattend a special Graduation Luncheon and informal Graduation Ceremony with thechild, parent, Board Chairman and Center Director.GRAND SPONSOR, Therapy for 2 Children – 10,000*Covers the expenses for two children to receive the life-changing gift of therapy for 1year with a certified Speech Pathologist. Receive a picture of the children and therapistand certificate honoring your support at the children’s graduation, including aninvitation to attend a special Graduation Luncheon and informal Ceremony with thechildren, parents, Board Chairman and Center Director.SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIESYour gift of 400 will provide one month of speech and language therapy with acertified Speech Pathologist for one child.SUPREME SPONSOR, Naming Rights – 25,000*Receive naming rights of the Waiting Room or Therapy Room at your choice ofRiteCare Language Centers for 1 year. A naming plaque will be placed in the waitingroom at the Language Center of your choice. Enjoy a private dinner with the SGIG ofCalifornia, Personal Representative, Secretary and Board Chairman of the LanguageCenter. Recognition at the appropriate Valley Stated Meeting. Recognition in theValley Monthly Bulletin. Receive quarterly progress reports for a child attendingthe Language Center. Upon graduation receive a picture of the child and therapistand certificate honoring your support, including an invitation to attend a specialGraduation Luncheon and informal Ceremony.*Recognition on the California Scottish Rite Foundation website as a Sponsor.8
5 Easy Ways to Give With Tax-SmartDonations Before December 31stYEAR-END GIVING OPTIONSYou can still make an impact this year! There are many ways to give to the CaliforniaScottish Rite Foundation or your local RiteCare Childhood Language Center, several ofwhich offer attractive benefits to you while supporting the important work we do.Here are five popular ways you can make a difference this year:Give Cash, Check or Pledge. Giving Cash, a Check or a Pledge is the simplest way you cansupport our current needs. To document a cash gift of any amount, you must have a datedreceipt from the California Scottish Rite Foundation, so make certain you receive one. Acanceled check is sufficient for gifts less than 250.Give Appreciated Stock or Other Property. When you give appreciated stock or propertyto benefit the California Scottish Rite Foundation or the local RiteCare Childhood LanguageCenter of your choice, we will sell it and you will eliminate all the capital gains tax youwould have paid had you sold it. Your gift will be deductible at the day of delivery’s full fairmarket value (assuming you have held it for more than one year).Donate an Insurance Policy. A gift of a life insurance policy you no longer need makes aperfect year-end gift. To qualify as a deductible gift, the California Scottish Rite Foundationmust become the policy owner. For most types of insurance policies, your tax deduction isusually the cost basis or the fair market value of the policy, whichever is less.Make a Gift from your IRA. If you are 70½ or older, you can make a difference bytransferring any amount up to 100,000 annually directly from your IRA. The transferdoesn’t generate taxable income or a tax deduction, so you benefit even if you do notitemize your tax deductions.Invest in a Life Income Plan. A life income gift providesyou with payments for the rest of your life and theCalifornia Scottish Rite Foundation or local RiteCareChildhood Language Center of your choice with supportthereafter. If you use appreciated securities that you’veowned longer than a year to fund the gift, you will beentitled to an income tax deduction based, in part, on thecharitable portion of the securities’ full value, in additionto eliminating up-front capital gains tax.9Contact Lynne Elwan, Major Gifts Officer at 714-547-7325for helpful tips about getting the most from your gift thisyear while benefiting the Children, Students and Veteranswe serve.
San Francisco Scottish RiteAnnual Fashion ShowUPCOMING EVENTSUPCOMING EVENTSHosted by theSan Francisco Scottish Rite Masonic CenterFor the latest information, to buy tickets or todonate visit: www.sfcharityfashionshow.com2850 19th AveSan Francisco, CA 94132Phone: (213) 973-2724San Francisco Scottish RiteAnnual Fashion Show FundraiserMarch 30, 2019Please check our website for more information: www.casr-foundation.org10
California Scottish Rite Foundation2100 N. Broadway, Ste. 350Santa Ana, CA 92706-2624714-547-7325LEAVE A LASTING LEGACYIf you would like to extend your support to the California Scottish Rite Foundation andhave a lasting impact, there are several gift arrangements to choose from.We recognize individuals who have provided for the California Scottish Rite Foundation in their estate plans. To become aLegacy member, simply let us know you have named the California Scottish Rite Foundation as a beneficiary in your will,trust, gift annuity, life insurance policy, 401K or other similar tax-deferred retirement plan.Whether you would like to put your donation to work today or benefit us after your lifetime, we can assist you in identifyinga charitable plan that lets you provide for your family while also supporting the California Scottish Rite Foundation.For more information please visit www.CASR-Foundation.orgor contact Lynne Elwan, Major Gifts Officer at (714) 547-7325.
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