Qualified Charitable Distribution
A Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) allows eligible donors to support St. John’s Health Foundation while receiving potential tax benefits. Donors who meet IRS eligibility requirements can make a gift directly from their IRA to St. John’s Health Foundation, up to the annual IRS limit. Eligible spouses may also make separate QCDs from their respective IRAs, potentially increasing their household’s charitable impact. Because QCDs are generally excluded from taxable income, they can offer a tax-efficient way to support the causes you care about. Annual QCD limits are adjusted for inflation.
For more information about making a Qualified Charitable Distribution, please consult your financial advisor or a member of the St. John’s Health Foundation team.
How do you make a Qualified Charitable Distribution to our organization?
Making a QCD is easy! Simply contact your Custodian and request a direct transfer of funds to our organization. Be sure to provide them with our identifying information:
St. John’s Health Foundation
Federal Tax ID (EIN): 83-0325788
Mailing Address: PO Box 428 Jackson, WY 83001
Once we receive your donation, we'll send you a receipt and an acknowledgement of your generous contribution.
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