Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch Foundation
Start enjoying the 2021 YBGR calendar today! Our newest issue opens with a September-December 2020 spread so you can use it immediately.
We’re celebrating 64 Years of Caring in 2021 and include a special spotlight on the YBGR Vo-Ag Pheasant program.
Our full color photo calendar features YBGR kids at work and play. Each month is accompanied by a motivational Bible verse for a year full of blessings.
The Summer Wrangler Newsletter is available online now!
In this edition, we bring you up-to-date on how Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch is meeting the Coronavirus crisis on campus and extending their outreach with YBGR Connect Crisis Hotline. Students are thriving and we introduce Yellowstone Academy’s most recent graduates. Plus, greenhouse seasonal activity and a new flock of Pheasants ready to fly.
The Wrangler publication reports on the direct working relationship of the Ranch with children and teh Foundation’s activities in fundraising for the benefit of at risk youth.
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It is that time of year when we reach out to our donor friends for your help as we provide basic school supplies for Yellowstone Academy students. Residential students, Day Schoolers, and CBS (Community Based Services) kids all need a helping hand. Success at Yellowstone Academy can be informational for children struggling in regular school settings. Students like Nathan.
Please take a moment to read Nathan’s story.
YBGR teachers, therapists, and social workers keep an eye out for kids like Nathan who need extra help finding success in school. Your gift for a Back-to-School kit is one way to lift up a child who comes to class with nothing. Thank you!
In response to the COVID crisis, Congress recently enacted several new tax law changes for 2020.
The CARES ACT encourages charitable giving for non-itemizers. The new tax law provides:
A new deduction for charitable donors who do not itemize when filing their tax returns. If you do not itemize but make a gift to charity, you will be allowed to take a special tax deduction, up to $300, to reduce your tax liability.
The CARES ACT encourages charitable giving for itemizers. The new tax law provides:
An increase in the deduction limit up to 100% of a donor’s annual income for cash gifts (previously the deduction was capped at 60% of annual income). If you make a gift you will be able to deduct more this year.
EIN# 81-0419905
Gifts to Yellowstone Boys & Girls Ranch Foundation are deductible for income tax purposes within IRS regulations.
