Gift Planning

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Did you know there are creative ways to support KCET Community Television of Southern California? Ways in which KCET, you and your loved ones all benefit at the same time?

Such giving techniques are called "planned gifts," because with thoughtful planning, you create win-win solutions for you and KCET. For example:

You can make a gift that costs nothing during your lifetime.
You can give stock and realize larger tax savings.
You can get a monthly paycheck for life in return for your gift.
You can donate your house, continue to live there, and get a tax break all at the same time.

My wife and I made a gift that cost us nothing during our lifetime.
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Other Ways to Give

Each year, 90% of KCET's funds come from viewer donations.

Discover the many ways to support KCET.

Memorial and
Tribute Gifts
Make a contribution to KCET "in memory of" or "in honor of" someone you love.
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Matching Gifts
When you make a donation to KCET, your company can match your gift and double its value!
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Galas and Fundraising Events
KCET is committed to recognizing individuals whose civic engagement improves the quality of life in Southern California.
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Volunteer
Become a volunteer and help with on-air fundraising campaigns, outreach initiatives, fundraisers, special events, station tours, and other activities.
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Ticket Offers
Enjoy your favorite artists and performers while supporting independent public media and receiving a tax-deduction!
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Vehicle Donation
Donating your car, truck, motorcycle, boat, recreational vehicle or camper supports KCET and its inspiring mix of programming. And it's tax-deductible.
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