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Eric Geiger
These photos are of friends, family and loved ones who have been killed or injured in drunk driving crashes.

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 gifts made through your will are fully deductible for estate tax purposes.
  • A charitable bequest made through your will may place your estate in a lower estate tax bracket. Discuss this issue with your attorney or financial advisor.

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.

Check Out Our Monthly Feature Articles:

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 This is the first year in decades that American tax law repealed the federal estate tax. As of Jan. 1, 2010, federal estate taxes are repealed for any deaths that occur during this calendar year, regardless of the size of that person's estate (state estate/inheritance taxes will still apply).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

Now's the Time to Review This Important Estate Planning Checklist
As the new year gets under way, now is the perfect time to take the necessary steps to update your estate plans so they reflect any life changes you experienced in the past year. More

Use Your Will to Change the Future
Do you hesitate to give to your favorite causes because you are concerned about needing your assets in the future for you or your family? A gift in your will, called a bequest, could be the right option for you. More

3 Steps to Change Beneficiaries in Your Will or Living Trust
If you wanted to name or change a beneficiary in your will, would you know what to do? The process is actually easier than you might think. More

Surviving the Loss of a Loved One: Estate Planning Help
Life is challenging. The loss of a loved one makes it even more so. But don’t let stress over your finances make it even harder—ease your way through the tough times with these smart financial strategies. More

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