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Your donation will help advance the Society of Critical Care Medicine's mission to improve care for the critically ill and injured.
Your donation helps advance the Society of Critical Care Medicine’s (SCCM) mission to improve care for critically ill and injured patients worldwide. Thanks to the generosity of members, individuals, corporations, and foundations, SCCM is able to provide high-quality support for the critical care community. A generous gift today will help SCCM to:
A 7.2-magnitude earthquake shook Haiti on Saturday, leaving more than 1200 people dead and more than 5700 injured, putting unprecedented stress on ICUs. According to the National Hurricane Center, the entire coast of Haiti is also under a tropical storm watch.
SCCM has activated its emergency response plan to send help to clinicians in the affected areas.
Funding is needed to send medical supplies and equipment to clinicians in the region. Your gift not only helps SCCM provide much-needed medical supplies and equipment, but also allows SCCM to contribute humanitarian items needed by patients and their families when traditional supply lines are disrupted, including hygiene products, diapers, formula, clothing, blankets, and more. Please click the link below and choose “Disaster Relief” from the drop-down menu to donate.
To make the most immediate impact with your gift, we would like you to consider making your donation to SCCM a sustaining gift. All sustaining gifts will allow the Society’s leadership to direct funding to areas in which need is most acute.
Assist individuals and organizations delivering care in resource-limited areas. Your donation will provide materials and financial support for faculty and students who receive training through SCCM, including through the highly regarded Fundamentals courses. A gift of just $25 provides a student with all the training materials needed to improve their critical care practice.
Help SCCM respond quickly when critical care is severely impacted by a natural or man-made disaster anywhere in the world. Your gift allows SCCM and its members to be on the front lines providing services, volunteers, and essential ICU medical supplies and equipment to those impacted when disaster strikes. Donations also allow SCCM to contribute humanitarian items needed by patients and their families when traditional supply lines are disrupted, including hygiene products, diapers, formula, clothing, blankets, and more.
Help secure future advances for ICU patients by supporting SCCM’s research programs. Researchers are at the forefront of advancing knowledge that can be applied to treat disease, improve quality of care, and enhance patient experiences and outcomes. Your donation helps increase SCCM’s research in critical care and supports a broad range of projects, including research grants to young investigators, expansion of advanced research grants, and endowment of the SCCM-Weil Research Trust.
Support SCCM in improving quality and patient safety for the critically ill and injured. Patient safety is the cornerstone of SCCM’s quality improvement projects. A gift today benefits quality implementation projects such as the ICU Liberation initiative and guideline development.
I hereby give, devise, and bequeath ____ percent (___%) of my total estate, determined as of the date of my death, to the Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM), a nonprofit organization located at 500 Midway Drive, Mt. Prospect, IL 60056, Federal Tax ID #23-7104387, for the Society of Critical Care Medicine’s general use and purpose.
I hereby give, devise, and bequeath to the Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM), a nonprofit organization located at 500 Midway Drive, Mt. Prospect, IL 60056, Federal Tax ID #23-7104387, ALL OR A PERCENTAGE of the rest, residue, and remainder of my estate to be used for the Society of Critical Care Medicine’s general use and purpose.
Giving to SCCM can be a benefit in many ways. Not only does it allow SCCM to help to improve the lives of the critically ill and injured around the world, it can also make a positive impact on your personal income taxes. You can withdraw money from your individual retirement account (IRA) and donate it to SCCM using a qualified charitable distribution (QCD).
Giving to SCCM can be a benefit in many ways. Not only does it allow SCCM to help to improve the lives of the critically ill and injured around the world, it can also make a positive impact on your personal income taxes. You can withdraw money from your individual retirement account (IRA) and donate it to SCCM using a qualified charitable distribution (QCD). What Is a Qualified Charitable Distribution? A QCD is a withdrawal of funds from an IRA made with the intention of donating it directly to a qualified charity. A qualified charity must be a 501(c)(3) organization eligible to receive tax-deductible contributions. You may qualify for a QCD if you have a traditional IRA, an inactive SIMPLE IRA (meaning you and your employer are no longer contributing to the account during the same tax year in which you are making the charitable contribution), an inactive SEP-IRA, or an inherited IRA. Certain rules apply. Roth IRAs may be eligible for a QCD but withdrawals will be subject to tax. What Counts as a QCD? An IRA distribution must meet all the following requirements to be a QCD: 1. It cannot occur before you, as the IRA owner or beneficiary, have reached age 70½. 2. It must meet the normal tax law requirements for a 100% deductible charitable donation. If you receive any benefits that would be subtracted from a donation under the normal charitable deduction rules (such as free tickets to an event), the distribution cannot be a QCD. 3. It must be a distribution that would otherwise be taxable. A Roth IRA distribution can meet this requirement if it is not a qualified (tax-free) distribution. Important Points to Remember • If you inherited an IRA from the deceased original account owner, you can donate using a QCD from the inherited account if you have reached age 70½. • The maximum annual amount that can qualify for a QCD is $100,000. This limit applies to the sum of QCDs made to one or more charities in a calendar year. • There are several tax advantages of QCDs. Please contact your financial advisor to discuss these. Helpful Resources • Your IRA provider • Internal Revenue Service Disclaimer: The content provided is for informational purposes only. The Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM) and its affiliates do not provide tax, legal, accounting, or estate planning advice. The information provided should not be relied upon for tax, legal, accounting, or estate planning advice. You should consult your own tax, legal, and accounting advisors.
Please contact SCCM's Chief Philanthropy Officer Mark Lenhart at + 1 847 827-7633 if you have any questions or need additional information on your planned giving options. If you have included a bequest to SCCM in your estate plan or are already planning a qualified charitable distribution, please contact Mark Lenhart to let him know. SCCM wants to thank you and recognize you for your generous gift.
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