I've done business on nearly every continent — Asia, Africa, Europe, Latin America, and the Caribbean — and everywhere I went, the same children kept finding my heart: kids who'd survived abuse in the very countries Kids Alive serves.

A Heart for the Children Behind the Numbers

Kids Alive works in Kenya, Zambia, Guatemala, Peru, Haiti, and Lebanon — reaching children who've endured the kind of harm no child should ever know. This isn't abstract to me. A charitable tax-giving strategy isn't about a deduction on a form; it's about turning the way you already give into something that goes further — real transformation for children who've survived sexual violence, and the systemic, country-wide work of protecting them and fighting for justice.

Give With a Plan

A charitable giving tax strategy is simply a planned way to direct your generosity so more of it reaches the mission and less of it goes to taxes. It is a foreign concept to most philanthropic people, and it should not be.

I’ll help you build the plan. You decide the impact. Charitable giving does not have to be limited to cash. You can also donate appreciated assets such as stock, vehicles, or real estate. For example, if you purchased NVIDIA stock for $20,000 and it is now worth $100,000, donating the stock directly to a qualified charity may allow you to receive a deduction based on its fair market value and avoid paying capital gains tax on the $80,000 increase in value.

Kids Alive International is a qualified charitable organization. If you are interested in donating appreciated assets, my firm will gladly help facilitate your donation to Kids Alive International.

Let's take this journey together.