“I just show up, that’s half the job,” said long-time Working In Neighborhoods board leader Ellen Frankenberg, Ph.D. In reality, Frankenberg does far more than show up. A tireless connector, Frankenberg, a retired family psychologist, has held numerous leadership roles in her more than 40-year volunteer career, serving as board chair, vice chair, and chairing
If you are retired and make financial gifts to charity, experts say Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs) can minimize taxes while supporting your favorite causes. As long as you have a traditional Individual Retirement Account (IRA) or 401(k), you have to take the required minimum distributions (RMD) once you reach age 72. Provided that you don’t
Leave a Legacy You can be a part of securing the future and mission of Working In Neighborhoods (WIN) well beyond your lifetime by naming us in your will. WIN's mission extends over decades and you should know that we are delighted to receive long-term, planned gifts. It is a perfect way to build your
Workplace giving is a powerful tool that is available to support causes and organizations you care about. It is sometimes referred to as "employee matching gifts", and each year, billions of dollars are donated to charities such as WIN through workplace giving programs. It is an easy and efficient way to make a tax-deductible donation
