People who are generous...and smart...often use planned gifts to fulfill their charitable wishes. A planned gift can take many forms such as non-cash assets, a gift annuity, a trust, or perhaps a charitable intention in a will, retirement plan or life insurance policy. By thoughtfully considering a planned gift, you can effectively stretch your philanthropic dollar, save taxes and pass more on to your heirs. In the pages that follow, learn how . . .
You can find many helpful resources on this site that show you how to make your money matter most. We also invite you to contact us by telephone or email for details about any planned gift or to see what specific benefits you can enjoy.
Stephanie Franco Richard Schneyer
National Director, Planned Giving Senior National Director, Development
Call toll free at (888) 773-9958
Copyright © 2008 by R&R Newkirk. All rights reserved. The materials contained on this website are intended only to show some ways by which you can make a charitable gift or bequest and thereby minimize federal tax liabilities, as authorized by the Internal Revenue Code. All examples are of a general nature only and should not be applied to your specific situation without first consulting your attorney or other advisers.
Best Assets for Giving - Overview of assets for charitable giving.Naming LLS in Your Will - Information on how to leave assets to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society in your will.
Gifts That Pay You Income - Overview of charitable gifts that offer income.
Gift of Marketable Securities - Information on tranfering stock to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Legacy Circle Enrollment - Join the Legacy Circle
Contact Us - Contact Planned Giving at The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
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