Pat Myron 🔸

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  • Attended more than three meetings with a local EA group

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  1. Yes
  2. Hypothetically yes. The actual counterfactual would not be selling assets, but it's informative to know how much capital gains taxes have hypothetically been avoided

> only deduct 30% of AGI, rather than 60% if cash

Can 30% of AGI be deducted for donated assets and the rest of the cash deduction limit deducted for donated cash? Or is it either/or?

most helpful

Interested in calculating the highest tax savings (assuming ownership of appreciated assets with unrealized capital gains). As mentioned elsewhere, it's worth researching that point and bunching donations towards it

Would love optional inputs for short and long term capital gains of appreciated assets donated

GWWC website in 2010:
For a person earning £15,000 per year, this would mean saving 5 lives every year

£300/$450 (~£450/$650 inflation-adjusted) per life then.. unfathomably low

https://old.reddit.com/r/EffectiveAltruism/comments/1gmtdrm/has_average_cost_to_save_a_life_increased_or/

Setting up the Google Ads Grant

A good reminder how much software is free for nonprofits: https://kindful.com/blog/free-nonprofit-software/

Would love to hear what other software you use/recommend!

In America, dining services influence far more meals than vegans' personal consumption

Aramark, Compass Group, etc. each serve billions of meals annually, and even the largest individual correctional facilities, hospital campuses, school districts, public universities, baseball stadiums, etc. each serve millions of meals annually to largely captive audiences

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