What's New?

What the New Tax Law Means for Your Giving

7 Things You Need to Know

Changes to the tax code beginning January 1, 2026, could affect how—and when—you choose to give to Murray State University Foundation and other nonprofits. What’s new: Tax benefit for non-itemizers Even if you don’t itemize, you can deduct up to... Read More

Now Is the Time: Lock In the Highest Gift Annuity Rates in 17 Years

It's a great time to consider the gift that pays you: a charitable gift annuity. Payout rates are higher than they have been in 17 years, but rates won't stay this high forever. Seize the moment by considering this amazing gift that provides you... Read More

Smart Ways to Give Before 2025 Ends

Consider Tax Law Changes When You Donate

You can finish this year strong with a gift that maximizes your charitable impact at Murray State University Foundation and that may reduce your taxes. Review the recent tax law changes below and consider how they might affect your giving in 2025: Change: New floor... Read More

Tax-Smart Ways to Give in 2025

While gathering paperwork for your 2024 tax return, did you find yourself wondering whether you missed any opportunities to save? Now is a great time to consider giving options that allow you to make a major difference at Murray State University Foundation while also... Read More

What the Unsettled Economy Means for Your Giving

You’ve likely heard the phrase “uncertain times” before when the economy was unpredictable. It’s something many of us are now hearing again. We know your commitment to Murray State University Foundation remains steadfast. But we also respect... Read More

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