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New York’s estate tax “cliff” creates a narrow but critical planning window: In 2026, estates near the state’s $7.35 million exclusion amount can face disproportionate tax consequences, making careful drafting and tools like charitable bequests and “Santa Clause” provisions essential to preserve more for heirs...

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Three clients, one common theme: In 2025, giving early, donating appreciated stock and using Qualified Charitable Distributions can help people save on taxes and support the charities they care about through the creation of a donor-advised or designated fund.

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Giving Voice Fall 2025: Grantee Story

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Giving Voice Fall 2025: Granting Matters

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Giving Voice Fall 2025: Donor Story

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Giving Voice Fall 2025: Giving Matters

Giving Voice Spring 2025: President's Letter

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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act makes timing everything for charitable planning: 2025 offers a window to bunch gifts and maximize deductions before 2026 limits change the math. Here’s what advisors need to watch—higher standard deductions, a coming non-itemizer write-off, and how the Community Foundation...

Colby Cyrus, CAPM and Frank Ridzi, Ph.D. examine the relationship between childhood lead exposure and third grade English Language Arts proficiency in Syracuse.