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Welcome to your resource for charitable gift planning! MADD has a variety of online tools you can access to learn how a gift plan can benefit you and your family, bring immediate and deferred tax advantages, and have a meaningful impact on MADD and our goals and interests. Here are a few of the advantages of including a gift to MADD in your will:
Charitable bequests are an important part of MADD's future. They are gifts of life and more. These gifts enable MADD to continue making the nations roads safer for everyone—today and in the decades ahead. Family Focuses on Senseless Tragedy, Honors Mother Returning to their hotel from a Carrollton, Texas, wedding, Don and Marilyn Gates and their friends, the Cordes family, were struck by a drunk driver who ran a red light at an estimated 60 mph. More Will New Tax Laws Affect My Estate Plan? It's an extraordinarily uncertain time—tax wise, that is. This is the first year in decades that American tax law repealed the federal estate tax. As of Jan. 1, 2010, federal estate taxes are repealed for any deaths that occur during this calendar year, regardless of the size of that person's estate (state estate/inheritance taxes will still apply). More 6 Ways You Can Make a Lasting Difference Has a little voice inside you ever pushed you to support a worthy cause? Did you then question your ability to make a significant difference? Well here are six ways you can be a big help to us today or tomorrow. More New Opportunity for 2010: Convert Your IRA If you're interested in converting your IRA to a Roth IRA, this is the year you can do so without worrying about an income limit. Find out what you can expect and how a gift to us can be an added benefit for you. More 4 Easy Steps to a Gift That Supports Your Future and Ours A charitable gift annuity is smart, rewarding…and simple! Find out how to create this gift that can provide payments to you and Mothers Against Drunk Driving. More How to Survive in the Sandwich Generation The sandwich generation—those of you who are supporting your children as well as your aging parents—face unique challenges in caretaking and estate planning. You can survive the challenges of supporting your children while keeping a watchful eye on your parents, however, with a little help. Here's how. More
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