How to Make a Contribution to The Young Leaders' Academy

Thank you for expressing your support of The Young Leaders' Academy. 

Contributions can be made directly over the phone, with a credit card by calling: 225-346-1583.

Or if you prefer, print the: Individual Contribution Form
and complete it in the privacy of your own home.

Please mail the completed donation form and contribution to:

The Young Leaders' Academy
P.O. Box 4465
Baton Rouge, LA 70821-4465
Phone: 225-346-1583
Fax: 225-346-4753

 


 

There are other ways you can contribute to The Young Leaders' Academy of Baton Rouge, Inc.:

  • Procedures for Transferring Stock Gifts
  • Making a Bequest to The Young Leaders' Academy of Baton Rouge, Inc.

To learn more about how your contributions are used, view our Academy Voice Year in Reviews.

For more information, please contact:

The Young Leaders' Academy
P.O. Box 4465
Baton Rouge, LA 70821-4465
Phone: 225-346-1583
Fax: 225-346-4753
E-mail: tonya_ylabr@yahoo.com

 


 

Procedures for Transferring Stock Gifts

The shares should be transferred to The Young Leaders' Academy account. The donor’s broker should be instructed as follows:

The shares should be transferred to: Pershing/DLJ, care of Banc One Securities Corporation DTC #0443 for account #60J-065122 in the name of The Young Leaders' Academy.

Any questions should be directed to Paula Gandy or Karla Strupp at
Banc One Securities at 225-332-4422.

It is important that the donor or the broker promptly advise someone in the Development Office of The Young Leaders' Academy, (225) 346-1583, that a transfer is being initiated along with:

    1. The name of the security being transferred,
    2. The expected number of shares and/or value, and
    3. The date the donor is using as the gift date.

Securities clear into our account without reference to the donor or broker, so we have no way to connect a transfer with a donor unless the donor advises us.

The donor’s date of gift, for income tax valuation, is normally the date on which the donor provides instructions to transfer the gift and loses control of the stock, which is often earlier than the date that the gift clears into The Young Leaders' Academy account.

 


 

Making a Bequest to The Young Leaders' Academy of Baton Rouge, Inc.

Your bequest to The Young Leaders' Academy is a personal legacy and an important step toward equal educational access in America. If you have remembered The Young Leaders' Academy in your will, or are planning to, we would like to thank you.

Bequests to The Young Leaders' Academy can take various forms.  The following samples of several types of bequests are included for your advisor's consideration in preparing your will.

Specific Bequest:
A Specific Bequest is probably the most popular type of charitable bequest.   With such a bequest, you designate that a charitable organization is to receive a specific dollar amount or a specific piece of property.

Example:  "I give ________________ (insert dollar amount or description of property) to The Young Leaders' Academy of Baton Rouge, Inc.

Residuary Bequest:
A Residuary Bequest is used to give the charitable organization all (or a portion thereof) of an estate owner's property, after all debts, taxes, expenses, and all other bequests have been paid.

Example:  "I give the rest of the property I own at my death to The Young Leaders' Academy of Baton Rouge, Inc."

Contingent Bequest:
In anticipation of an unexpected occurrence, or if there should be certain other specific conditions that apply, a contingent bequest will ensure that property will pass to the charitable organization rather than unintended beneficiaries.

Example:  "If _____________ (insert name) is not living on the ninetieth day after the day of my death, I give all the rest of the property I own at my death to
The Young Leaders' Academy to be used for its exempt purposes."

 

The Young Leaders' Academy of Baton Rouge, Inc.
is a nonprofit, nongovernmental organization, tax exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent provided by the law, for those who itemize their deductions.

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