What is a bequest?
Your choice to make a bequest is one of the easiest ways you can leave a legacy of generosity for your family. When you create your will, or if you already have one, we ask that you include Children’s HopeChest as a beneficiary. Your bequest to the organization can include personal property, real estate, securities, insurance policies, or retirement plan assets.
Why leave a gift in your will?
Not only will you be helping to transform lives through Children’s HopeChest, you will also receive an estate tax charitable deduction. Tax deductions can help your family by relieving the weight of estate taxes.
How do I leave a gift in my will?
The act of making a bequest is really quite simple. We recommend talking with your financial advisor or attorney, who can help you write Children’s HopeChest into your will using specific language that outlines what you would like to give. If you are considering making a bequest, please fill out the "Contact Us" form below.
Leave a Gift in Your Will
Rollover an IRA
Donate Property
Donate Stocks and Securities
Open an Insurance Policy
Make a Charitable Gift Annuity
Use the Calculators Below to Explore Your Impact
You can make a gift to Children’s HopeChest and receive guaranteed fixed payments for life. Payments may be much higher than your return on securities or CDs.
You can make a gift to Children’s HopeChest and receive guaranteed fixed payments for life. Deferred payments are higher than an immediate payment annuity, or many securities or CDs. They are ideal for supplementing your retirement income.
A great way to make a gift to Children’s HopeChest, receive payments that may increase over time, and defer or eliminate capital gains tax. It provides steady cash flow and can be more beneficial than keeping an asset or selling it outright.
A great way to make a gift to Children’s HopeChest, receive fixed payments, and defer or eliminate capital gains tax.
A PIF works like a mutual fund by pooling and investing donations and paying the beneficiary an income for life. And if you donate appreciated assets, you pay no capital gains tax.
You can deed your home, farm or vacation house to Children’s HopeChest, reduce tax liability with a current deduction, and still use the property for the rest of your life.
You can greatly reduce or even eliminate gift and estate tax on trust assets passing to family…if some trust income goes to Children’s HopeChest for a few years.
Giving stock could be more beneficial than giving cash. Calculate your personal illustration below!
You can make a gift, receive a cash payment for a percentage of the fair market value of an asset and reduce tax benefits for the gift portion of the transaction.
You greatly reduce or avoid possible gift and estate tax on trust assets passing to family…if some trust income goes to Children’s HopeChest for a few years.
A great way to make a gift to Children’s HopeChest, receive payments that may increase over time, and defer or eliminate capital gains tax. It provides steady cash flow and can be more beneficial than keeping an asset or selling it outright.
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Are you ready to explore your planned giving options? We would love to talk with you!
Fill out the form below and our planned giving specialist will be in touch to set up a one-on-one call to help you determine what option is best for your long-term goals.