Gifts of Stock and Other Assets
Put your investments to work for kids with cancer.
A gift of stock or another appreciated asset can help CureSearch advance promising discoveries toward safer, more effective treatments for children. Depending on your circumstances, your gift may also offer tax benefits.
Whether you are ready to give or simply exploring your options, we are here to help you and your advisors make the process clear.
A thoughtful way to give
Give stock directly. Help move research forward today.
When you give appreciated publicly traded securities directly, you may be able to avoid capital gains tax on the appreciation and qualify for a charitable income tax deduction. Your advisor can help you understand how the rules apply to you.
Why give stock
Potential benefits for you. More possibilities for children.
A direct gift of appreciated securities may offer financial benefits while helping CureSearch move promising research toward safer, more effective treatments.
For you
A flexible way to give
You may be able to avoid capital gains tax on the increased value and qualify for a charitable income tax deduction. Your financial or tax advisor can help determine what is right for you.
For the children who need it most
Help build the path to new treatments
Promising science is not enough. Researchers need meaningful investment to move discoveries through critical stages of development. Your gift can help make that progress possible.
How to give stock
Make your gift in three steps.
Choose your gift
Decide which stock or securities you would like to give and how many shares you would like to transfer.
Request the transfer
Provide your broker or financial advisor with CureSearch’s stock transfer information.
Tell us about your gift
Let us know your gift is on the way so we can identify it, honor your intentions and properly thank you.
Information to share with CureSearch
- Your contact information
- Name, email and phone
- Gift details
- Security name, ticker and shares
- Timing and purpose
- Expected transfer date and gift designation
Ready to make your transfer
Everything your advisor needs to make your gift.
Stock transfer information
For electronic transfers
- Brokerage firm
- Goldman Sachs & Co.
- DTC number
- 0005
- Account number
- 003-582590
- Account name
- CureSearch for Children’s Cancer
- Tax ID / EIN
- 95-4132414
- CureSearch contact
- Tahira West
- Telephone
- (240) 235-2281
Tell us about your gift
Help us identify and acknowledge your transfer
Stock transfers often arrive without the donor’s name or contact information. Please notify Donor Services when you begin a transfer so we can identify your gift and honor your intentions.
donorservices@curesearch.org (240) 235-2283
Physical stock certificates. Please contact Donor Services before mailing certificates. We will provide current instructions for completing and securely sending the required documents.
Planning for a specific date? Please begin early and contact us before initiating the transfer. After we receive and identify your gift, CureSearch will send a written acknowledgment.
Other appreciated assets
Your assets can create new possibilities.
More ways to give
Let’s explore your options
CureSearch welcomes conversations about gifts such as:
- Mutual funds and bonds
- Privately held stock or business interests
- Real estate
- Other appreciated or complex assets
Mutual fund and complex-asset gifts may require separate instructions and additional processing time. Please contact us before beginning the transfer.
Personal support
Your investment can help build the path to new treatments.
Because each gift is different, please contact us before beginning a transfer. We can answer questions, work alongside your advisors and confirm whether CureSearch can accept the proposed asset.
Libby Fennell Albitre Vice President of Development(240) 235-2222
Important information. CureSearch does not provide legal, tax or financial advice. Please consult your financial, tax or legal advisor. Gifts of privately held or other complex assets are subject to review and approval before acceptance.
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