Children's Rights Foundation

BECOME A CORPORATE SPONSOR

Are you looking for a smart, practical and proven way to improve your business's bottom line? The business strategy I'm about to explain is all three.

By donating your company's excess, nonmoving inventory to Children's Rights Foundation, Inc. you can earn an above cost federal income tax deduction. Donating products is a generous, efficient and painless way to deal with changes in product lines, products with damaged and/or outdated packaging, returns and samples, end-of-season merchandise and any products for which your supply temporarily exceeds demand.

Here's proof that it's smart. Under Section 170(e)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, regular (C) corporations may deduct the cost of the inventory donated, plus half the difference between cost and fair market value. Deductions may be up to twice the cost. That's smart.

How about some proof that it's practical. You can donate any amount, from a single UPS box up to hundreds of trailer loads of your inventory, you'll receive your tax documentation within 14 working days, and there's NO CHARGE to your business for our service. That's practical.

The Children's Rights Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit, tax-exempt charity that provides services in child abuse prevention We have accepted donations from companies throughout the United States for 10 years, to help at risk families deal with the daily stresses of poverty , family crises, lay-offs, death and a number of other factors that influence child abuse and neglect. We also re-distribute all excess donations to other charities and outreach programs that provide goods and services to the impoverished families in the United States and Central and South America.

We can help you improve the bottom line of your business and there is no cost or obligation to you. Just complete the form below or give us a call us.

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