About This Event
Coffee, Cause & Credits: Learn How to Turn Your State Taxes Into Life-Changing Support for Youth
Join New Pathways for Youth for Coffee, Cause & Credits, a relaxed and meaningful conversation about how the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit can help change the future for young people in our community.
Over coffee, we’ll talk through how your state tax dollars can become something much more powerful: mentoring relationships, individualized support, and connections to basic needs that help youth move through adversity and toward the stable, successful futures they deserve.
We’ll also explore how changing tax laws may affect individuals and families in the years ahead, and why understanding tools like the Charitable Tax Credit is more important than ever. This is a chance to plan with purpose, ask questions, and see how a simple decision can create lasting impact for youth who are working hard to build lives filled with joy and purpose.
Come enjoy coffee, learn something useful, and leave feeling more confident about how you can make a meaningful local impact.
Whether you're familar with the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit or are just beginning to understand how it works, Coffee, Cause & Credits will offer a welcoming space to ask questions, gain clarity, and think intentionally about the choices ahead. Together, we’ll explore how thoughtful tax planning can support your own financial future while also helping young people in our community access the relationships, support, and opportunities they need to build brighter futures filled with joy and purpose.
Meet Your Presenter:
Guests will hear from Brock Yates, a principal with Baker Tilly’s Private Wealth Tax Practice, who will share insights on how recent and upcoming tax law changes may affect taxpayers, particularly high-income households and those with flow-through entities. With more than 10 years of experience advising clients on complex tax situations, Brock brings a practical, forward-looking perspective focused on thoughtful planning and long-term preparedness.
About This Event
Coffee, Cause & Credits: Learn How to Turn Your State Taxes Into Life-Changing Support for Youth
Join New Pathways for Youth for Coffee, Cause & Credits, a relaxed and meaningful conversation about how the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit can help change the future for young people in our community.
Over coffee, we’ll talk through how your state tax dollars can become something much more powerful: mentoring relationships, individualized support, and connections to basic needs that help youth move through adversity and toward the stable, successful futures they deserve.
We’ll also explore how changing tax laws may affect individuals and families in the years ahead, and why understanding tools like the Charitable Tax Credit is more important than ever. This is a chance to plan with purpose, ask questions, and see how a simple decision can create lasting impact for youth who are working hard to build lives filled with joy and purpose.
Come enjoy coffee, learn something useful, and leave feeling more confident about how you can make a meaningful local impact.
Whether you're familar with the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit or are just beginning to understand how it works, Coffee, Cause & Credits will offer a welcoming space to ask questions, gain clarity, and think intentionally about the choices ahead. Together, we’ll explore how thoughtful tax planning can support your own financial future while also helping young people in our community access the relationships, support, and opportunities they need to build brighter futures filled with joy and purpose.
Meet Your Presenter:
Guests will hear from Brock Yates, a principal with Baker Tilly’s Private Wealth Tax Practice, who will share insights on how recent and upcoming tax law changes may affect taxpayers, particularly high-income households and those with flow-through entities. With more than 10 years of experience advising clients on complex tax situations, Brock brings a practical, forward-looking perspective focused on thoughtful planning and long-term preparedness.