It all begins with sections of the income tax code that allow Americans to make contributions to qualified organizations of their choice rather than "giving" their money to the Internal Revenue Service.
Taking advantage of these sections of the tax law allows you to give your money to those qualified groups whose missions are important to you. By using powerful charitable estate planning tools, you can become a voluntary philanthropist while achieving your personal financial goals.
Examples of the types of gifts that can be given include the following:
OUTRIGHT GIFTS
• Cash •
• Marketable Securities •
• Real Estate •
• Tangible Personal Property •
such as Paintings, Antiques and Other Objects of Art
• Life Insurance •
GIFTS UTILIZING TRUSTS
• Charitable Lead Trust •
• Charitable Remainder Trust •
• Private Foundation •
If you are interested in establishing a Scholarship or Memorial Fund in honor of a loved on we can help. Please contact us to help you customize a program specifically to meet your goals and objectives.