Stock Gift Question

Hi Britt,

I have had to manage stock transactions at a few places now.  All have been fairly similar.  The stock value for us is the mean value on the “gift date” – the day the stock was received by our broker.   (In other words, it is not on the donor when we sell the stock.)   We have two payment methods.  The first is “Brokerage Check” where we enter the amount of the proceeds check.  The second is something like “Stock differential” which can be negative or positive to make the value accurate. 

For example, we receive 10 shares of ABC stock on January 31.  The mean value of ABC price on January 31 is 9.50.  The value of the stock would be $95.  The stock sells for $97, minus brokerage fees of $4, so the proceeds check is $93.  The contribution would have the following payments.

Brokerage Check: $93

Stock difference:  $2

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The total payment would be $95 (the value of the stock on the gift date).  The payment would look something like this.  You can also notate details in the payment and/or the contribution note.

As for tracking a stock gift for 2 different purposes, we would enter 2 separate contributions.

I have used Raiser’s Edge, but I don’t remember the details of how the contribution works.  Hope that helps!

Best,

Tony

Tony Exler
Director of Data Standards
Nashville Symphony
Schermerhorn Symphony Center
One Symphony Place
Nashville, TN 37201-2031
T 615.687.6535 F 615.687.6403
texler@nashvillesymphony.org
NashvilleSymphony.org

From: Tessitura Development Forum [mailto:forums-development@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Britta-Lena Lasko
Sent: Wednesday, February 01, 2017 11:00 AM
To: Tony Exler
Subject: [Tessitura Development Forum] Stock Gift Question

Hello everyone, Does anyone have any stock gift entry procedures that they could share? I have been told to enter the stock mean value on the day that the gift is made to our organization. Does anyone know if there is a way to then go back and detail somewhere the figures of the final gift value after the stock is sold? Raiser’s Edge has a way to do this and I am not seeing anything similar in Tessitura. Also when you are running monthly reports, do your total figures include the final value of the liquidated/sold stock gift or the mean value that was recorded on the gift date? Does anyone know of a way to enter a gift that is designated to two different areas, i.e. one portion to the Annual Fund and another portion to the Endowment? Or must one simply enter two separate gifts? Thanks so much for any guidance that anyone may provide. Cheers, Britt

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Hi Britt,

I have had to manage stock transactions at a few places now.  All have been fairly similar.  The stock value for us is the mean value on the “gift date” – the day the stock was received by our broker.   (In other words, it is not on the donor when we sell the stock.)   We have two payment methods.  The first is “Brokerage Check” where we enter the amount of the proceeds check.  The second is something like “Stock differential” which can be negative or positive to make the value accurate. 

For example, we receive 10 shares of ABC stock on January 31.  The mean value of ABC price on January 31 is 9.50.  The value of the stock would be $95.  The stock sells for $97, minus brokerage fees of $4, so the proceeds check is $93.  The contribution would have the following payments.

Brokerage Check: $93

Stock difference:  $2

------------------------------------

The total payment would be $95 (the value of the stock on the gift date).  The payment would look something like this.  You can also notate details in the payment and/or the contribution note.

As for tracking a stock gift for 2 different purposes, we would enter 2 separate contributions.

I have used Raiser’s Edge, but I don’t remember the details of how the contribution works.  Hope that helps!

Best,

Tony

Tony Exler
Director of Data Standards
Nashville Symphony
Schermerhorn Symphony Center
One Symphony Place
Nashville, TN 37201-2031
T 615.687.6535 F 615.687.6403
texler@nashvillesymphony.org
NashvilleSymphony.org

From: Tessitura Development Forum [mailto:forums-development@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Britta-Lena Lasko
Sent: Wednesday, February 01, 2017 11:00 AM
To: Tony Exler
Subject: [Tessitura Development Forum] Stock Gift Question

Hello everyone, Does anyone have any stock gift entry procedures that they could share? I have been told to enter the stock mean value on the day that the gift is made to our organization. Does anyone know if there is a way to then go back and detail somewhere the figures of the final gift value after the stock is sold? Raiser’s Edge has a way to do this and I am not seeing anything similar in Tessitura. Also when you are running monthly reports, do your total figures include the final value of the liquidated/sold stock gift or the mean value that was recorded on the gift date? Does anyone know of a way to enter a gift that is designated to two different areas, i.e. one portion to the Annual Fund and another portion to the Endowment? Or must one simply enter two separate gifts? Thanks so much for any guidance that anyone may provide. Cheers, Britt

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