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Planning a Gift to Fellowship Farm
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There are many ways to plan a gift to Fellowship Farm. Your planned gift will ensure that Fellowship Farm will continue to provide educational opportunities and leadership for social change.
Bequests
Bequests have contributed greatly to the Farm over the last 50 years. A bequest is a provision in your will naming Fellowship Farm, Inc. as recipient of a portion of your estate. A bequest may be for a specific dollar amount, a percentage or fraction of your estate, or it may take the form of a trust. The taxable amount of your estate is reduced by the value of any charitable bequests.
Life Insurance
Donors who have life insurance policies they no longer need may use them as gifts to Fellowship Farm provided they give up ownership in the policy. If the policy is paid up, the donor's charitable contribution is usually the replacement value or cost basis of the policy, whichever is less.
Real Estate
Gifts of appreciated real estate are like gifts of appreciated securities. If the real estate has been owned for more than one year, the donor may deduct as a charitable contribution the full market value and bypass capital gains taxes.
Charitable Remainder Trust/Charitable Gift Annuities
If you are a donor above retirement age, a Charitable Remainder Trust or Charitable Gift Annuity may be an investment that can benefit you during your lifetime, and the Farm, after your death.
If you want more information about this program, please contact our Executive Director, Rhoda Indictor.
These are just a few of the many options. We invite your inquiries and would be pleased to discuss with you and your advisors how a planned gift can meet your objectives.
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