At HCF, We’re Here for You

We’re Here for You

Hudson Community Foundation helps serve charitable individuals, families, and organizations.

We’re honored to be working with so many of you on your charitable giving plans this year, especially while it is still early in 2025. Thank you for the opportunity! 

Below are three items to help you remember charitable giving topics that will be useful as you plan for charitable giving:

• It’s common for donors to wonder where to begin as they think about incorporating charitable giving into their plans in a meaningful way. Hudson Community Foundation (HCF) can help with options to choose from, and work with your team to provide suggestions to help achieve both financial and charitable goals. 
• 401(k)s are growing, that means many people may have even more capacity to structure their charitable giving in tax-savvy ways using their retirement accounts as a catalyst. Get in touch with HCF to explore how these assets can be utilized to achieve philanthropic goals while also aligning with estate and financial plans. 
• Tax legislation could be a wild ride this year, but that doesn’t mean you can’t add charitable intentions during the estate and tax planning process. HCF offers several “evergreen” planning techniques that aren’t dependent on the potential tax changes on the horizon. 

As always, the team at Hudson Community Foundation is honored to be your first call when the topic of charitable giving arises. We’re happy to assist in charitable giving!

Remember, February is Random Acts of Kindness month!

With a fund at Hudson Community Foundation (HCF), advisors can manage the charitable assets on their preferred platform at any amount. Assets stay under your management. You can provide your clients with the consistent investment advice they expect. We are your partner in charitable giving!

The team at HCF is a resource as you serve your philanthropic clients. We understand the charitable side and are happy to serve as a secondary source as you manage the primary relationship with your clients. This blog is provided for informational purposes only. It is not intended as legal, accounting, or financial planning advice.