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SUMMARY:Tax-Efficient Charitable Giving
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  "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN"><html><body><p><img al
 t="" src="/sites/default/files/media/Chapters/Glen
 n%20May%202026.png" style="height:600px\; width:60
 0px" /></p>\n \n <p>Glenn will review some tax-eff
 icient charitable giving strategies using donation
 s of appreciated shares. He will highlight how RRI
 F withdrawals are fully taxable and how donors are
  looking for ways to pay less taxes.  Glenn will s
 hare his latest strategy for transferring shares t
 o charities or a Donor Advised Fund (DAF) without 
 taxes on the share gifts.  This allows the donor t
 o withdraw funds from the RRIF without paying taxe
 s\, and then use a Donor Advised Fund (DAF) portfo
 lio to make larger charitable gifts with greater i
 mpact.  The discussion focuses on coordinating the
 se steps to maximize philanthropic impact while im
 proving tax efficiency\, leading to bigger\, bette
 r gifts with smart tax planning.<br />\n <br />\n 
 Glenn Stewardson is an author\, speaker\, Certifie
 d Financial Planner (CFP®)\, and financial educato
 r specializing in charitable and retirement tax pl
 anning. Over the past 30 years\, he has helped ent
 repreneurs\, professionals\, and retirees develop 
 tax-efficient strategies that redirect “social cap
 ital” toward philanthropic causes and joyful retir
 ement goals. Glenn is the author of 3 books\, incl
 uding his latest\, Your Joyful Retirement\, which 
 features many stories about donor gifts and their 
 impact. Glenn currently serves as Chair of the Can
 adian Association of Gift Planners in Atlantic Can
 ada. His work has helped inspire more than $23 mil
 lion in charitable gifts across Nova Scotia over t
 he past decade.</p></body></html>
DESCRIPTION:\n \n \n \n Glenn will review some tax-efficient c
 haritable giving strategies using donations of app
 reciated shares. He will highlight how RRIF withdr
 awals are fully taxable and how donors are looking
  for ways to pay less taxes.  Glenn will share his
  latest strategy for transferring shares to charit
 ies or a Donor Advised Fund (DAF) without taxes on
  the share gifts.  This allows the donor to withdr
 aw funds from the RRIF without paying taxes\, and 
 then use a Donor Advised Fund (DAF) portfolio to m
 ake larger charitable gifts with greater impact.  
 The discussion focuses on coordinating these steps
  to maximize philanthropic impact while improving 
 tax efficiency\, leading to bigger\, better gifts 
 with smart tax planning.\n \n \n \n Glenn Stewards
 on is an author\, speaker\, Certified Financial Pl
 anner (CFP®)\, and financial educator specializing
  in charitable and retirement tax planning. Over t
 he past 30 years\, he has helped entrepreneurs\, p
 rofessionals\, and retirees develop tax-efficient 
 strategies that redirect “social capital” toward p
 hilanthropic causes and joyful retirement goals. G
 lenn is the author of 3 books\, including his late
 st\, Your Joyful Retirement\, which features many 
 stories about donor gifts and their impact. Glenn 
 currently serves as Chair of the Canadian Associat
 ion of Gift Planners in Atlantic Canada. His work 
 has helped inspire more than $23 million in charit
 able gifts across Nova Scotia over the past decade
 .\n \n 
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LOCATION:Online - Atlantic Canada\n NS\n Canada\n 
URL:https://www.cagp-acpdp.org/fr/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=1680
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