Donating Stocks & Securities

Donating Stocks & Securities

Gifting shares of stocks or mutual funds is an impactful way to support NYF.

From offering skills-based vocational training to young adults, to restoring malnourished children back to good health, to providing stability, love, and a permanent home for children whose parents cannot care for them, NYF is helping to build brighter futures for all children and families in Nepal.

By making a gift of stock to NYF, you directly support our transformative mission—without taking money directly out of your bank account. If your stocks are highly appreciated, you may find yourself with a hefty tax bill when it comes time to sell. By gifting these securities to charitable organizations, you can save on the capital gains tax. If you’re interested in making a donation to NYF that could yield double tax benefits and additional savings, a gift of appreciated stock may be the perfect option for you!

Ready to give?

Thank you for your gift of securities to NYF! Our tax identification number (FEIN) is #68-0224596.  Electronic transfers are the most secure and cost-effective way to process your gift.

1) Please contact your broker to initiate the transfer. NYF’s brokerage contact information is:

Evercore Wealth Management Attn: Todd McPherson
425 California Street, Suite 1500
San Francisco, CA 94104
todd.mcpherson@evercore.com

DTC Delivery Instructions:
Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.
Account Number #7109-2112
DTC #0164 Code 40

2) Once you’ve initiated a transfer with your broker, please notify Nepal Youth Foundation via email, the contact form below, or mail (click here to download a mailable stock donation form) with details about your stock gift. Your message ensures that your generous gift arrives smoothly.

3) Your brokerage will then transfer your securities directly to ours. You’ll receive an acknowledgment for tax purposes once we receive the securities.

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A tax-savvy way to give.

Gifts of stock or mutual funds can be up to 20% more valuable than selling the stock & donating the proceeds—and most donors can claim a tax deduction for the full value of the securities.