"It has been known by the wise since time began that as we help lift another, we lift ourselves. Your donation to Life of Learning will enable us to sow desperately needed higher ideas into a world starving for truth and real purpose." - Patricia Finley
Help Others Go Higher
About Non-Profit Life of Learning
Life of Learning Foundation is a true non-profit organization. Our sole purpose is to help change the world one life at a time by spreading truthful healing ideas. The foundation is primarily funded through the generous support of private donations. [Read more about Life of Learning]
Monthly Donation
Monthly donations help fund long-term projects that can touch hundreds of thousands of lives all over the world. Currently Life of Learning reaches people in 142 countries. These donations sow the seeds of happier lives and a more peaceful world.
One-Time Donation
One-time donations help expand current projects and are also appreciated very much!
Donations are Tax Deductible
Life of Learning is a federally-recognized U.S. 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and your donation is likely to be fully tax-deductible in the U.S. (Check with your tax professional.)
Other Ways to Donate
Bequests: Assets that are willed to the Foundation reduce you taxable estate by the amount bequeathed.
Gifts of Securities: One of the best ways to support the Foundation is through a gift of long-term appreciated securities. This method of giving offers a two-fold tax credit. You avoid paying capital gains tax on the increased value of the security subsequent to your original purchase, and you receive a tax deduction for the full market value of the security at the time of the gift.
Gifts of Real Estate: A gift of real estate may be of benefit to you. A residence or a summer home that has been owned for a period may have appreciated sufficiently in value that its sale would result in a sizable tax. If given directly to the Foundation, you avoid the tax and realize a charitable deduction for the full market value.
Charitable Remainder Trusts: You may donate your property to the Foundation in return for a negotiated annual income – for a specified number of years, or for life. You receive an immediate tax deduction based on annuity actuarial tables. After you (or you and your spouse) are deceased, remaining assets revert to the charity.
Wealth Replacement Trusts: You may donate your property to the Foundation while assuring that heirs are provided for as well, by using part of your trust income to purchase a life insurance policy naming your heirs as beneficiaries. The policy is owned by a special kind of trust.
Life Insurance Trust: You may prefer that a charity own a life insurance policy in your name. Your contribution to the premium payment is tax deductible, and at the time of your death the charity receives a substantial donation.
Matching Gifts: Many corporations have chosen this method of supporting federally registered non-profit organizations. Companies will often match or multiply gifts made by their employees. Ask whether your employer participates in matching gift programs. If so, send their form along with your gift and we'll take care of the rest.
