Planned Giving

You can help ensure that Meals on Wheels Collin County (MOWCC) is able to serve meals for local at-risk older and disabled adults for years to come with a planned gift. Take a giving survey to give Meals on Wheels Collin County a better idea of your plan to give.

Survey

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Ways to Give

Beneficiary Designations

Name MOWCC as the beneficiary of your retirement plan assets, life insurance policy, or bank account(s).

IRA Charitable Rollover

For those of you who are 70 1/2 or older and interested in making a gift directly to the Meals on Wheels Collin County through your IRA account, you can transfer up to $100,000 annually without having to recognize the distribution as income.

IRA charitable rollover should also be received mid-December for inclusion in year-end giving.

Cash Gifts

Cash gifts can be made directly to Meals on Wheels CC by mail, online, or as a recurring monthly gift.

Visit our donate page for details or to make a gift.

Our mailing address is: 600 N Tennessee St, Mckinney, TX 75069

Appreciated Securites

Meals on Wheels CC accepts gifts of publicly traded stock. Stocks and bonds will be sold as soon as practical. A gift of appreciated stock or bonds will allow you the same tax savings as a cash gift but with the added benefit of eliminating capital gains taxes on the transfer.

Gifts of Stocks and Bonds

To make a gift of stock and bonds, please do so by electronic transfer. Contact Donnie Robertson, robertsond@mealsonwheelscc.org, for instructions on transferring from your brokerage or investment account to MOWCC. Please initiate any stock gifts by December 15th, to ensure that they are processed for that year.

Real Estate

A gift of real estate can be made to Meals on Wheels CC without touching your bank account. Appreciated property, held longer than one year qualifies as a charitable deduction; and you avoid paying a capital gains tax.

" Because of donors like you, we're able to make a lasting impression on the health and wellness of our senior neighbors ."

-Zella Tyson, CEO/ Executive Director