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Some donors provide for help and hope to future generations by making a planned gift. That is, a gift made through a will, trust, annuity, insurance policy, retirement plan, etc. Some of these vehicles for planned giving can offer you retirement income or other benefits. Options to consider:
Name Easter Seals Southwest Florida in your Will or Living Trust - You will retain control of your assets and your heirs may experience tax benefits from your charitable gift. Create a charitable trust - A Charitable Remainder Trust allows you to receive lifetime income and then will support Easter Seals Southwest Florida when it matures. A Charitable Lead Trust allows Easter Seals Southwest Florida to receive a steady stream of income during your life, then can go to your heirs when mature. Buy a charitable gift annuity - Easter Seals Southwest Florida can offer charitable gift annuities that allow you to receive a steady income stream then make a gift to the organization when the annuity matures. Give a gift of life insurance - Your paid-in-full life insurance policy may be used to create a current gift to the organization. This gift can help your heirs save on income taxes. Designate Easter Seals Southwest Florida as a beneficiary - Designate Easter Seals Southwest Florida as a beneficiary of your retirement plan or 401(k). Your heirs may receive a tax benefit when you make a gift of these assets. Make a gift of stock - You may save on capital gains taxes when you donate highly appreciated securities or use them to create a charitable remainder trust. Donate real or personal property - To donate real or personal property and to discuss these gifts please contact the Easter Seals Chief Executive Officer at 941-355-7637 extension 409. |
| Last Updated on Tuesday, 23 March 2010 15:05 |