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Andersen Stock Put to Good Works

"It is a wonderful way to give back," comments Kathy Lindahl, retired Employee Service Center Manager of Human Resources at Andersen Corp. She is referring to a program that enables Andersen retirees and employees to use shares of Andersen stock for charitable giving. "It is easy to do and offers significant advantages. I receive a charitable deduction for the full market value of the stock on the day of the gift and avoid all capital gains taxes. Many people may find that they could give more than they thought possible by participating in this program for their charitable giving." As a former board member of Family Means, Kathy has used the program to make annual and campaign contributions to the organization, which has raised over $5 million for a new facility in Stillwater.

Since the program's inception, Andersen people have directed over $1,054,000 to their favorite charities.

How it Works

Andersen Corporation created this program with the First State Bank and Trust in Bayport and the St. Croix Valley Foundation. The Foundation has established a charitable trust at the Bayport Bank to accept gifts of Andersen Corporation stock from individuals to benefit charitable organizations.

Steps to Take

Fees

Why Consider Gifting Appreciated Stock?

Appreciated stocks, bonds and other securities can be very attractive vehicles for charitable gifts.

For More Information

Jane Hetland Stevenson Kathy Elbert, Trust Department
St. Croix Valley Foundation First State Bank & Trust
516 Second Street, Suite 214 900 N Highway 95
Hudson, Wisconsin 54016 Bayport, Minnesota 55003
715-386-9490 651-351-3762
jstevenson@scvfoundation.org  

Kathy Lindahl will gladly speak with you about her experience with the program as well. She can be reached at 651-436-7115.

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