Ways to Give
Please consider donote in following ways:
- Click and fill out the Online Donation Form
- Scan QR CODE below with your smart phone
- Mail a Check
- Give via Zelle
- Stock or Fund Donation
- Employer Matching
Mail a Check
Please send your check to CCCNJ and write on the envelope:
CCCNJ (Attn: FD B04)
232 South Beverwyck Rd, Parsippany,
NJ 07054
Give via Zelle
To give via Zelle, please send your offering to giving@cccnj.org. Specify the following information:
- Recipient's Email (Required): giving@cccnj.org
- Recipient's Name (Required): CCCNJ
- Message to Recipient (Required): include your Name, Offering ID (or address), and fund(s).
Stock or Fund Donation
- Please ask the Treasurer Trustee/Deacon Trustee to obtain or download the stock contribution form.
- Fill out the form and signed, send over to your broker/financial adviser and/or investment bank, and ask them to transfer the stocks/mutual funds to CCCNJ.
- If the transfer process is completed, please inform Treasurer Trustee of your donation. In addition, you can also advise Treasurer Trustee/Deacon the fund allocations for which funds your contributions will be placed.
- Finally, church Treasurer Trustee will provide you an acknowledge letter/receipt in January of the following year as the proof for your tax return.
- You don't have to pay income tax on profits from selling stocks or mutual funds.
- If you use itemized deductions for tax filing, you will get a higher tax deduction especially from the capital gain.
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(A) Cash/Check
Donation $3,000 |
(B) donating 50 shares
of NVS, Worth $4,500 |
28.1% Income Tax(Fed/State)
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$843 |
$1,265
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15% Capital Gain Profit Tax
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NA
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$225
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Total tax-free contribution
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$843
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$1,490
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Employer Matching
Many companies promote charitable donations by providing employer matching to employees. If your company offers employer matching program, please follow the company specific process to make donation. You may need to verify CCCNJ (Chinese Christian Church of New Jersey) is on the list of employer matching organizations first.