Clark Family Minimizes Tax & Maximizes Generosity
Taylor Clark and his family are passionate about college discipleship. They look for opportunities to support campus ministries in many different ways: with their time, expertise, finances, and more. As he pursued savvy financial stewardship, Taylor discovered that even his success in the renewable energy business could also benefit these ministries.
Taylor learned he could use a donor advised fund to donate part of his businesses before an upcoming sale. Donating this kind of appreciated asset before it sells allows the Clark family to save money on taxes and give 20 – 23% more to support student ministries.
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