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By establishing a field of interest fund, you can target your gift to address the needs in an important area of community life. Arts. HIV/AIDS. Aging. At-risk youth. You identify your personal interest area when making your gift. Our board awards grants to community organizations and programs that are making a difference in the area you select. Your gift stays flexible enough to meet community needs in your interest area, even as they change over time. Advancing civil rights, the arts, health and education, as well as families, seniors, and youth are a few examples of the many causes that inspire donors to create field of interest funds. A field of interest fund allows donors to contribute to a fund in an area of need that they care about. Donors receive an income tax deduction for their opening contribution and any subsequent donations. Depending on the fund, donors may play a role in making grant recommendations. Other people, such as community members, can also make tax-deductible contributions to the fund. SDHDF oversees the grant making process, invests the funds and provides record-keeping services. Community members may make tax-deductible contributions to an existing field of interest fund that addresses a cause or nonprofit group they wish to support. Minimum to open a field of interest fund: $10,000 Current field of interest funds:
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Connecting personal values to high-impact opportunities.San Diego Human Dignity Foundation Announces New Scholarship!
SDHDF is pleased to announce the establishment of the Richard Geyser Memorial Ethics Scholarship Award to Benefit LGBT Students in San Diego. Click here for more information!
San Diego HIV Funding Collaborative Announces Funding Grant Recipients
Funds raised from AIDS Walk San Diego make a difference for local HIV/AIDS service organizations. More than $400,000 in grants are being awarded this year to 10 local agencies.
Click here for more information.
Your Voice Matters!
The LGBTQ Reducing Disparities Project is conducting a groundbreaking survey to explore discrimination, inequalities, and needs faced by those whose sexual orientation and/or gender identity/expression may not fit the expectations of society, their friends or families.
Click here to learn more and to participate in this important survey.
Join us for our new Springtime Event!
Saturday, June 9th, 2012
6:30 PM-9:30 PM
Click here for more information or to purchase your tickets today!
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