Your IRA can provide a tax-smart way to make an impact with St. Christopher's School now. The Qualified Charitable Distribution or QCD (sometimes called an “IRA Charitable Rollover”) is a great way to make a tax-free gift now to St. Christopher's School and satisfy your Required Minimum Distribution (RMD), too.
How Do I Qualify?
The Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) offers multiple benefits for making gifts from your IRA.
- You must be 70½ years or older at the time of the gift.
- Gifts must go directly from your IRA to St. Christopher's School.
- For 2025, total QCD gifts cannot exceed $108,000 per donor.
Benefits of Qualified Charitable Distribution
- If you don’t itemize your income tax deductions, a QCD offers all of the benefits of an itemized income tax charitable deduction
- If you are age 73 or older and must take a Required Minimum Distribution RMD, a QCD gift can satisfy your RMD without increasing your income taxes.
- You may direct your gift to a program or area of your choice.
- It is a wonderful way to create an immediate impact on St. Christopher's School.
How Can I Make an IRA Charitable Rollover?
Contact your IRA administrator to request a Qualified Charitable Distribution from your IRA to St. Christopher's.
 
  
  
 “I received a first-class education at St. Christopher’s during my 11 years at the School, along with a healthy dose of athletics. The emphasis placed on learning to speak, read, and recite on my feet before an audience served me well in my legal career. I have included St. Christopher’s in my estate plan to ensure that the faculty and facilities of the School continue to promote the invaluable experience that I had during my time there.”
“I received a first-class education at St. Christopher’s during my 11 years at the School, along with a healthy dose of athletics. The emphasis placed on learning to speak, read, and recite on my feet before an audience served me well in my legal career. I have included St. Christopher’s in my estate plan to ensure that the faculty and facilities of the School continue to promote the invaluable experience that I had during my time there.” 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 