Strategic giving can help you reduce your tax bill while fueling scientific discoveries toward better treatments and cures for hearing loss, tinnitus, and related hearing and balance conditions.
Whether you’re donating through your IRA, gifting appreciated stock, or using a donor-advised fund, your contribution to Hearing Health Foundation can make a meaningful difference.
Here’s how you can align your charitable giving with your financial goals:
An IRA charitable rollover allows those 70 1/2 and older to donate from their IRA without claiming the distribution as taxable income. You’re able to satisfy your required minimum distribution while supporting HHF.
When you donate appreciated stock and other securities directly to HHF, you avoid paying any capital gains and have your gift count toward your 2023 taxes. In fact it’s a triple win—you can meet your giving goals, enjoy potential tax benefits, and contribute to a mission you believe in.
When using your donor-advised fund (DAF), you can enable strategic giving over time for causes you believe in, such as HHF, with immediate tax deductions when you set up or pay into an existing fund.
Your gift has the power to change lives through groundbreaking research while also potentially cutting your tax bill. The pace of scientific discoveries is directly linked to the investment funds received.
Top Ratings From Charity Watchdogs
Please know that every dollar donated is spent wisely. HHF is proud to have earned top ratings from all the trusted charity watchdogs. We know that these independent assessments of a nonprofit organization’s fiscal responsibility are important to donors who rely on them to evaluate where to allocate their dollars, so we work hard to maintain these top marks:
BBB Wise Giving Alliance: Accredited
Charity Navigator: 100% and 4 Stars
CharityWatch: Graded A and listed as a Top-Rated Charity (Health–General)
Candid GuideStar: Platinum
As these scores show, we pursue our mission to prevent, research, and find better treatments and cures for hearing and balance conditions wisely and efficiently in order to maximize every penny.
Thank you—we could not fund life-changing hearing and balance science without you.
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These findings show that even with appropriate amplification via hearing aids, children with hearing loss still have trouble processing certain aspects of sound, particularly the basic pitch of voices. These objectively measurable brain responses may explain children with hearing loss struggle more in noisy or echoey environments.