Kelso and Margaret Davis were lifelong community supporters.
So in their memory, their daughters gave…
Kelso and Margaret Davis Community Fund.
What do you love? We can help you create a lasting charitable legacy.
Giving through the Community Foundation
Your generosity can make a difference in DeKalb County today and for generations to come.
At Community Foundation DeKalb County, we make it simple to support the local causes and organizations that matter most to you. Whether you want to give today, honor someone special, or create a lasting charitable legacy, we’re here to help.
Reasons to give
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Please note that this is donation information for the Community Foundation DeKalb County in Indiana.
Choose a Fund or Create Your Own
Current Funds
Direct a gift to a fund that is already established. Click on the button below to view our full list of funds.
Current Funds
Create Your Own Fund
Creating a charitable fund is a meaningful way to support what matters most to you and make a lasting difference in DeKalb County. We’ll work with you to create a fund that reflects your charitable goals and how you want to give back to the community.
Getting started is simple:
- Choose a name for your fund.
- Decide what you want your fund to support.
- Determine the best way to make your gift.
Our team is here to guide you through the process and can work with your attorney, accountant, or financial advisor when needed.
Other Ways to Give
Bequest
Leaving a gift to the Community Foundation in your will or estate plan can create a lasting charitable legacy. Your gift can establish a new fund or be added to an existing fund to support the causes that matter to you.
Life Insurance Beneficiary
You can name the Community Foundation DeKalb County as the beneficiary of a portion, or all, of your life insurance policy. This can be a simple way to make a future charitable gift while supporting the causes that matter to you.
IRA Beneficiary
Directing a portion of your IRA or other qualified retirement plan to the Community Foundation can be a way to include charitable giving in your estate plan. Because retirement assets may have different tax implications when passed to heirs, some donors choose to use these assets for charitable giving.
Appreciated Securities or
Real Estate
Gifts of appreciated stock or real estate can be a tax-efficient way to support your community. By donating the asset directly rather than selling it first, you may be able to reduce capital gains taxes and qualify for a charitable income tax deduction.
Giving Resources
Want to learn more about your charitable giving options?
Explore our giving e-booklets for more information about the different ways you can give and plan your charitable legacy.
