Other Ways to Give to RedLine
Gift by Phone or Mail
You can call RedLine at (303) 296-4448 to make a gift via credit card during business hours.
You can send a donation by mail to:
RedLine
Attn: Development
2350 Arapahoe St,
Denver, CO, 80205
You can download a donation form here.
Employer Matching Gift
Many companies nationwide match their employee’s charitable donations doubling or even tripling the impact of gifts made to the RedLine.
Whether currently employed or retired, your employer may match your individual support please check with your human resources or employee benefit provider to see if your gift can be matched.
Gift of Appreciated Securities
Giving appreciated securities is a tax-wise way to support RedLine.
For securities held longer than one year, you can deduct their full fair market value, regardless of what you originally paid for them. You also avoid paying capital gains tax.
There are many types of assets that can be used to fund a charitable gift to RedLine. For more information on any of these vehicles, or to make a gift, contact Scott Anderson, Development Director at sanderson@redlineart.org.
How do I give through a donor-advised fund?
You can give in two ways:
Recommend a DAF through your financial institution or foundation
Recommend a gift by contacting your financial institution or foundation.
The grant will arrive at RedLine with only the fund’s name and address on it, unless you request otherwise.*
Contact your fund manager
Call your fund manager and recommend supporting RedLine, along with the amount and purpose of the grant.
Your fund manager will send a check directly to RedLine from your fund.*
When granting through your donor-advised fund, please use the following information:
RedLine’s Tax ID: 26-0317963
Our Mailing Address:
RedLine
Attn: Development Department
2350 Arapahoe St
Denver, CO 80205
Gifts recommended from Donor Advised Funds must be used exclusively for charitable purposes with no more than incidental benefits to an Account Holder or related third party.
A “more than incidental” benefit generally includes items with financial value, such as includes tickets or tables to attend an event, raffle tickets, auction items, or the provision of any other goods or services. Certain items of minimal value are considered an “incidental benefit” such as logo-bearing keychains, coffee mugs, or calendars.
Gifts From your IRA
On Friday, December 18, 2015, Congress passed the IRA charitable rollover provision of the Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act of 2015, of which a part was the IRA charitable rollover provision.
Under this legislation, qualified donors may make outright gifts of up to $100,000 per year to RedLine from their IRA and avoid taxation on the distribution. These charitable distributions also help satisfy the donor's required minimum distribution (RMD) for the year.
To benefit from this gift opportunity, the following qualifications must be met:
Donor must be age 70 ½ or older at the time of transfer.
The maximum amount a donor may transfer is $100,000.
The gift must be outright. Gifts to donor advised funds or to life income vehicles do not qualify.
The gift must be transferred directly from the IRA account by the IRA administrator to RedLine. Donors with check-writing ability for their IRAs may use this feature to complete their gift.
Giving Your Time Through Volunteering
We believe in strengthening local communities by supporting art and artists. As a RedLine Volunteer, you will have an opportunity to engage with a unique creative culture that is inclusive and accessible to all.
Got Questions About Giving?
If you’re interested in making a gift, past donations, corporate giving, or fundraising events, email Scott Anderson, our Development Director today!
If you signed up to be a recurring donor to RedLine. Your recurring gift will process on a monthly basis. For more information on your recurring gift, or to cancel, email us 14 days prior to your next schedule.
