What assets to give USA – Legacy

Assets You May Give

The following represent the types of properties that may be used to make charitable gifts in appropriate circumstances.

Check with us and your advisors if you are interested in making a gift of one of the following, as special rules may apply:

Publicly Traded Securities

Vehicles

Publicly Traded Business Interests

Real Property

Intangible Property

Tangible Personal Property

Legal Name: Romanian League in Defense of Animals
Current address: PO Box 4674 Crofton MD 21114
Tax ID# 32-0176929
Romanian League in Defense of Animals is a 501(c)(3) registered nonprofit.

For Outside of the US

Canadians leaving a planned gift to ROLDA will use the same information as members in the U.S. for the Legal Language and Tax ID in a will and other gifts such as bank accounts, insurance policies, etc. You can request information be sent to you by emailing us at rolda@rolda.org

Will or Trust

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Retirement Assets

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Life Insurance

This gift will help ROLDA continue its lifesaving work

Year End Giving

A wonderful way to contribute to the work of ROLDA

ROLDA is an international charity operating in Romania to humanely, efficiently and responsibly solve the stray population, estimated to be 2.5 million animals. Our keys focuses are rescue, rehabilitation, rehoming, spray/neuter, social programs and education.

ROLDA affiliates are registered as tax-exempt nonprofit organization in several countries.
Depending on where you reside, uour donation may qualify for a tax deduction or benefit.

IN THE UNITED STATES

Romanian League in Defense of Animals, Inc (ROLDA USA) is registered as a 501-c-3 non profit organization. Contributions made by US supporters to ROLDA USA are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by the law. The ROLDA’s Tax Identification number is 32-0176929.

IN UK

ROLDA UK is registered as CIO, Reg. No. 1162690. Donations made by British supporters in GBP currency are tax exempt and Gift Aid can be claimed.

IN HOLLAND

ROLDA is recognized as a public benefit organization (PBO, abbreviated in Dutch as ANBI), and it is therefore fully exempt from inheritance tax. This means that no taxes may be imposed on the capital transfer. Your bequest, legacy, or donation will therefore entirely go our cause. The Legal Entities and Partnerships Identification Number (abbreviated in Dutch to RSIN; previously referred to as the tax number) is: 8258 20 157

IN GERMANY

Save Romanian Strays – ROLDA Germany e.V. is a non-profit association registered in Lubeck and donations made by German supporters directly to ROLDA German branch are exempt from corporation tax in Germany.

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Romanian League in Defense of Animals, Inc (ROLDA) is registered as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
Contributions to ROLDA are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
The ROLDA’s tax identification number is 32-0176929.

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