Planned Giving: Creating a Legacy That Lasts
Planned giving allows you to profoundly impact cancer education and prevention while achieving your financial and philanthropic goals. By including BeatCancer.Org in your estate planning, you can leave a lasting legacy of hope and healing.
Ways to Give Through Planned Giving:
- Bequests: Make a gift in your will or trust by designating a specific amount, percentage, or asset to BeatCancer.Org. (See sample wording below)
- Charitable Gift Annuities: Receive fixed, lifetime payments while supporting our mission.
- Life Insurance Policies: Name BeatCancer.Org as a beneficiary to make a substantial impact with minimal cost.
- Retirement Plan Assets: You can reduce tax burdens by naming BeatCancer.Org as a beneficiary of your IRA, 401(k), or other retirement accounts.
- Real Estate and Property Gifts: Donate property or real estate to support our cause, potentially receiving tax benefits.
- Charitable Remainder Trusts: Create a trust that provides income to you or loved ones while leaving the remainder to BeatCancer.Org.
- Stocks and Securities: Donating appreciated assets can maximize your charitable impact while minimizing capital gains taxes.
Why Planned Giving Matters
Planned gifts ensure that BeatCancer.Org can continue providing vital cancer education and holistic support long into the future. Your commitment helps us reach more families and empower them with life-saving knowledge and resources.
Whether you want to support us today or secure your legacy for tomorrow, planned giving offers a way to make a difference that lives on. To discuss your planned giving options, please get in touch with us at support@beatcancer.org.
Your legacy is our mission. Together, we can break the cycle of cancer for generations to come.
Sample Wording for your will or living trust:
Planning for the future and creating the legacy you wish to leave is one of the most effective ways to ensure a lasting impact. Making a gift in your will or living trust, known as a bequest, can guarantee that your legacy endures. Your gift may be a specific dollar amount, a percentage of your estate, or the remainder after all other provisions are specified.