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Review of Reviews: Strings Are Attached: Shining a Spotlight on the Hidden Subsidy for Perpetual Donor Limits on GiftsReview of Reviews: Strings Are Attached: Shining a Spotlight on the Hidden Subsidy for Perpetual Donor Limits on Gifts

Roger Colinvaux, professor, The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law in Washington, D.C.

Alexandra P. Brovey, Senior Director, Gift Planning

April 17, 2024

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The majority of donors restrict their gifts to charity, donor limits are favored under current law and there’s a harmful subsidy on perpetual donor limits according to the author in “Strings are Attached: Shining a Spotlight on the Hidden Subsidy for Perpetual Donor Limits on Gifts.” The article, which focuses on the merits of a tax law subsidy for perpetual donor limits, has three parts. 

Part 1 summarizes a variety of donor limitations, including: restricting the purpose or use of the gift; geographical limitations; conditions that impose obligations on charities; establishing an endowment that results in the money not being spent currently; establishing a private foundation; and giving to a donor-advised fund (DAF), which allows the do...

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About the Author

Alexandra P. Brovey

Senior Director, Gift Planning, Northwell Health Foundation

Alexandra Pia Brovey is senior director, gift planning at Northwell Health Foundation in New Hyde Park, N.Y.

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