Century FAQs
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Century Fund
Frequently Asked Questions


What is USPS Century Endowment Fund?

USPS Century Endowment Fund is a capital fund created by gifts from USPS supporters over the years. The income is to be used for safe boating and educational projects.

What kind of gifts can I make?

Gifts may be made in the form of cash represented by check or by credit card. Or in the future, donors may remember USPS Century Endowment Fund in their wills and trusts or even make USPS Century Endowment Fund the beneficiary of a life insurance policy.

Do I get a tax benefit from making a gift to USPS Century Endowment Fund?

Yes. The amount of the cash gift, or the fair market value of other assets, qualifies for income and estate tax charitable deduction, with some limitations. Special favorable rules apply to gifts of appreciated assets. USPS is a non-profit organization qualified under Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

Can I make a gift to USPS Century Endowment Fund, get a tax deduction and still get income back to take care of myself or my family?

Yes. Several specific types of trusts can accomplish this objective and a USPS Planned Giving Committee member can show you how to do it.

Can I make a donation online?

Yes. A secure website is available for just that purpose. It can be found by visiting:

http://www.usps.org/dues/donation_processa.php

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If you wish to make a gift using other than online means, please send your check or money order payable to:

USPS Century Endowment Fund
P.O. Box 30423
Raleigh, NC 27622

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