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Make a gift of stock to support sick kids and their families

When you donate stock, there is potential to avoid the capital gains taxes you would incur if you sold it before donating, meaning you can increase the value of your gift up to 20%!

Donate stock in five easy steps

Use the form on this page and follow these five easy steps to donate stock.

  1. Select your stock ticker and confirm the company name in the donation form
  2. Enter your gift amount
  3. Type in your email and address info for the receipt
  4. Enter your brokerage account information
  5. Virtually sign and make your gift

Upon making a donation, you will receive an email notification from The Giving Block that your gift is being processed. In some circumstances, you may need to take action with your broker. The email will have instructions on any next steps.

Charitable donations of stock are processed safely and typically within 6-8 business days with The Giving Block’s distribution partner. Processing times can be longer during December or when dealing with restricted stock.

The benefits of donating stock

Donating appreciated stock directly to Rocky Mountain Children’s Health Foundation can be a smart, tax-efficient way to give. When you transfer shares instead of selling them first, you typically avoid paying capital gains taxes on the appreciation—meaning more of your gift goes straight to supporting children and families. At the same time, you may still be eligible to claim a charitable deduction for the full fair market value of the stock (if you’ve held it long-term). It’s a simple shift that can maximize both your impact and your potential tax benefits, making your generosity go even further.

*Rocky Mountain Children’s Health Foundation cannot provide financial or tax advice. Information provided is for informational purposes only and is not intended to constitute legal, tax, or accounting advice. Please consult a tax advisor, financial advisor, or attorney for specific guidance before giving.