Giving with Impact:

Season 4 Episode 1
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Giving with Impact: Season 4 Episode 1

Sometimes Cash Isn't King: Contributing Non-Cash Assets

When thinking about making a donation to support a charity we believe in, most of us immediately think about writing a check or typing in a credit card number. Even when we proactively think about using other assets that we may hold as a way to fund our charitable giving, our instinct is to liquidate that item and donate the proceeds. But that may not be the most effective or efficient way to donate. Sometimes, cash isn't king. And with the growing popularity of cryptocurrency, these days, "cash" may not even be cash.

Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review

Guests:

  • Ryan Raffin, Partner, Non-Cash Assets & Compliance, Charitable Solutions
  • Eric Joranson, Senior Manager, Tax, Trust & Estate, Schwab Charitable 

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