Non-Cash Assets
Build a Giving Strategy That Reflects Your Values and Financial Picture
Generosity comes in many forms, and writing a check is not the only way to make a meaningful impact at White Horse Recovery. Contributing non-cash assets can often unlock benefits for the donor that are not available with cash gifts — including potential lifetime income streams, meaningful tax advantages, or a combination of both.
We encourage you to consult with the people who know your finances best — including loved ones, your CPA, financial planner, and estate planning attorney — and please reach out to our team if you would like to discuss making a gift.
Retirement Assets
- Donate funds directly from an IRA, 401(k), or other qualified retirement account to support our mission.
- Donors aged 70½ or older may make a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) of up to the IRS annual limit, potentially satisfying required minimum distributions.
- Donate funds directly from an IRA, 401(k), or other qualified retirement account to support our mission.
Gifts of Real Estate
- Contribute residential, commercial, or undeveloped property to make a substantial impact without affecting your cash flow.
- Avoid capital gains taxes on appreciated property while potentially receiving a charitable income tax deduction for the fair market value.
- Options include outright gifts, retained life estates (continue living in your home), or bargain sales.
Gifts of Stock & Mutual Funds
- Transfer appreciated publicly traded securities directly to White Horse Recovery for an efficient, tax-smart gift.
- Receive a charitable deduction for the full fair market value of the securities held longer than one year.
- Bypass capital gains taxes that would otherwise apply if you sold the securities yourself.
Life Income Plans & Charitable Trusts
- Establish a charitable gift annuity or charitable remainder trust to receive income for life or a term of years.
- Enjoy an immediate partial tax deduction while supporting White Horse Recovery’s long-term mission.
- Choose between fixed payments (annuity) or variable payments (unitrust) based on your financial needs and goals.
Charitable Life Insurance
- Name White Horse Recovery as a beneficiary—or owner—of a new or existing life insurance policy.
- Make a significant future gift at a relatively low current cost through ongoing premium payments.
- Receive potential income tax deductions for the policy’s value or for premium payments made after transfer.
Tangible Personal Property
- Donate valuable items such as artwork, collectibles, antiques, vehicles, or jewelry to benefit our work.
- Qualify for a charitable deduction based on the item’s fair market value when the gift relates to our mission.
- Avoid capital gains taxes on appreciated property while simplifying estate planning.
Royalties
- Contribute royalty income from intellectual property such as books, music, patents, or natural resource rights.
- Receive a charitable deduction while directing ongoing income streams toward meaningful impact.
- Provide sustained, long-term support for White Horse Recovery’s programs and services.
Cryptocurrency
- Donate Bitcoin, Ethereum, or other cryptocurrencies directly to support our mission in a modern, tax-efficient way.
- Avoid capital gains taxes on appreciated digital assets that you’ve held longer than one year.
- Receive a charitable income tax deduction for the fair market value of the donated cryptocurrency.
Other Ways To Give
Donate
Your donation is about more than numbers—it’s about transforming lives. Every dollar raised fuels critical, life-saving services for individuals fighting for their futures.
Sponsor
Join the White Horse Unity Circle, which honors philanthropic leaders and corporate partners whose commitment is transforming behavioral health & recovery.
Shop
Located in the heart of Center Ossipee, the White Horse Thrift Store is a welcoming resource for our clients, their families, and the entire community.
Memorial Gifts
Your gift supports our mission to provide hope, healing, and recovery for individuals and families affected by substance use and mental health challenges.