Your tax deductible donations can be made out to South Salem Presbyterian Church.
Checks can be mailed to P. O. Box 399, South Salem New York. 10590. or you may drop it off at the church office located at the church building, 111 Spring Street, South Salem New York. 10590 Your contribution is greatly appreciated and will help this church serve others in our community and around the world. Thank you!
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The church also accepts donations made by interbank direct payment via Zelle through your bank’s online banking services for computer and mobile phone. You can make a one-time payment or set up recurring payments. The Church’s ID is bookkeeper@southsalempc.org. There is no fee for this type of transfer (Except mobile data charges, if applicable).
Securities
Gifts of appreciated stock are another method of making a gift and a way to possibly avoid capital gains taxes. Stock may be donated electronically or stock certificates may be signed over to South Salem Presbyterian Church.
Securities Held by a Bank or Broker
If your securities are with a bank or broker, you can transfer your shares to SSPC by Depository Trust Company (DTC) wire by completing our Transfer Letter, and sending it to your broker and also our office.The securities cannot be sold until the donor has been identified. Also, we need your name and address for tax deduction and acknowledgement purposes).
Securities Held by You
If the physical certificates are in your possession, please call the office for instructions on delivering them to the SSPC account.
Planned Giving – The SSPC Legacy Society
Another way to make a gift to the South Salem Presbyterian Church is to include SSPC in your will or name SSPC as a beneficiary of a revocable trust, retirement plan, or life insurance policy. A bequest is deductible for federal estate tax purposes. A bequest can be made by creating a new will, adding a codicil to your existing will, or naming SSPC as a beneficiary of a revocable trust, retirement plan, or life insurance policy.
The tax law permits people age 70½ and older to give up to $100,000 per year from their IRA directly to a charity and avoid paying income taxes on the money. Regardless of age, there are many other options for donating to SSPC with beneficial tax consequences. Consult your attorney or tax advisor.
For more information about Planned Giving, you can download our brochure here:
SSPC Legacy Brochure
You can also call the office to have it mailed to you.
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