Votre générosité = leur réussite. Agissons pour l’ouverture sociale et l'entrepreneuriat étudiant !
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- Le 18 novembre 2019
Cher(ère) diplômé(e),
Connaissez-vous Amélie, Niels, Kévin et Fantine ? Ils étudient sur les bancs d’Audencia. En 2019, ils ont reçu le soutien financier de la Fondation Audencia, des bourses de 700€ à 2 500€ pour les aider à étudier, à monter leur start-up, à partir en stage à l’étranger ou à participer à un voyage d’études.
Il y a urgence. Pour sa campagne de fin d’année, la Fondation Audencia fait appel à votre générosité pour contribuer au succès d’étudiants méritants pour lesquels votre don est indispensable.Ouverture sociale, entrepreneuriat étudiant, Learning Expedition aux États-Unis : quelle que soit la destination que vous lui donnerez, quelle que soit son ampleur, votre don permettra à Amélie, Niels, Kévin et Fantine de transmettre le flambeau en 2020.
Notre objectif est de collecter 25 000€.Soutenez les étudiants d’Audencia sur les chemins de leur réussite.
Merci pour les étudiants de votre école.
Nous comptons sur vous !
- 66% du montant de votre don est déductible de l’impôt sur le revenu. Un don de 100€ ne vous coûte en réalité que 34€ après déduction de vos impôts.
- Si vous êtes assujetti à l'IFI : bénéficiez d'une réduction d'impôt de 75% du montant de votre don, dans la limite de 50 000€.
- Pour les entreprises : 60% du montant des dons sont déductibles. La réduction fiscale pour les versements effectués au cours des exercices clos à partir du 31 décembre 2019 sera plafonnée à 10 000€ ou 5% du chiffre d’affaires annuel hors taxe. Un don de 1 000€ ne vous coûte que 400€ après la réduction d’impôt.
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