Marva Clark News Today

click to enlarge Kaatsbaan Teases Spring Season Highlights The 153-acre Kaatsbaan Cultural Park in Tivoli will kick off its outdoor spring festival in May. The more than 20 presentations scheduled to hit Kaatsbaans two outdoor stages include performances by the American Ballet Theatre, the Mark Morris Dance Group, Yannick Lebrun from the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater; Maria Kowroski, Ask la Cour, and Gonzalo Garcia from the New York City Ballet; pianist Hunter Noack, p...

HPPR’s legal entity: Kanza Society, Inc HPPR Federal Tax ID#: 48-0859735 Once you have arranged a gift of stock, please let us know so we can watch for the transfer, credit your gift in a timely and accurate manner and provide you with a receipt for your donation.  Contact Marva Clark, HPPR Business Manager at 800-678-7444 or mclark@hppr.org. Thank you for considering make such a gift to HPPR.  Your original financial investment in a stock or security can now become an investment in sustai...

• Dec 16, 2020 Transferring appreciated stocks and securities to High Plains Public Radio is a good way to make a charitable gift that can benefit you in two ways. When you donate publicly traded stocks to HPPR that have been held long-term (more than one year) you may avoid capital gains taxes. Plus, you may take the full current fair market value of the security (as of the date it is transferred) as a charitable deduction on your income taxes*. The easiest way to make this kind ...

There are three ways you can use your IRA to support public radio on the High Plains, depending on your age and circumstances. If you are 70½ years old or older and usually take a required minimum distribution from your IRA account, you can take advantage of a simple way to benefit High Plains Public Radio and receive tax benefits in return. You can give up to $100,000 from your IRA directly to a qualified charity such as HPPR without having to pay income taxes on the money. This popular gift ...