Also, consult the best financial advisors to take advantage of tax benefits, and consider non-traditional ways to give, such as through impact investing.
Be tax-savvyMaking informed choices with your money can mean more tools in your charitable giving toolbox — and more to devote to your mission.
You can complement your giving by choosing a values-based approach to investing, called impact investing.
More than 77% of affluent millennials have made an impact investment — and there are many different ways to do this.
Many companies now offer impact investing options as a part of company retirement plans.
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