Planned Giving

A planned or legacy gift allows you to share your story with future generations while making larger contributions to charities than regular income might allow. You may also enjoy tax benefits and even income from planned giving models you choose.

Find out if planned giving is right for you!

Bequests

A bequest is a gift made through a will or a revocable trust, which takes effect after the donor has passed. It’s a popular option due its simplicity to set up, and it costs nothing during the donor’s life.

Real Estate

A gift of real estate can encompass various forms, including land, a home, vacation property, or a commercial establishment.

“A planned gift means the Club will have sustainable support for years to come. It’s the gift that truly keeps giving.” - Josh Messer, CPA. Club Treasurer

Beneficiary Designation

One of the easiest ways to give. You can name our Club as the beneficiary of your IRA, 401(k), 403(b), pension account, life insurance policies or donor advised funds.

Gifts of Stock or Appreciated Assets

Donating appreciated securities, including stocks or bonds, is a simple and tax-effective way for you to make a gift to Our Club.

“We are so grateful to live in a community with so many individuals/businesses that care enough about future generations to help in any way they can. To monetary donations, food donations, new equipment for the Club, gifts for the families to provide during the holidays, and beyond. It is quite an esteemed feeling to be supported by so many.” - Carol B., Club Parent of 10 Years
“I know for me and my family that I don’t have much extra money for extracurricular activities like sports, or dance. Having the Boys & Girls Club lets my daughter be able to do so much more than I could afford on my own.” - Nicollette G., Club Parent of 2 Years

Your Legacy. Their Future

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Help us plan ahead so they're never left behind.

For specific advice about the effect of any planning concept on your tax or financial situation or with your estate, please consult a qualified professional advisor.