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Cash
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BEQUESTS
Wills & Trusts
Irrevocable and Revocable Estate Plans
Charitable Remainder Trusts
Charitable Gift Annuities

NON-CASH GIFTS or
GIFTS-IN-KIND

Gifts of Appreciated Assets
Portfolio Assets

 

Bequests

Looking for a popular and simple way to help assure care for our aging population? A bequest is a gift of personal property by will, and one of the easiest and most common choices to make a generous contribution to the Christian Healthcare Foundation.

By leaving a bequest you will be making an everlasting impression on others. The communities and people served will remember your generosity and know that you cared about others and that you helped make a difference in their lives.

There are a variety of different ways you can make a bequest. Specific, general, contingent, and residuary are some of the more popular ones, but there are others.

Wills & Trusts

In simple terms, a Will is a legal tool that arranges a person’s property at the time of his or her death while a Trust is an agreement whereby an individual or institution holds property for the benefit of others.

Giving to the Christian Healthcare Foundation through your will is one of the simplest ways to make a planned gift.

Irrevocable and Revocable Estate Plans

Estate planning is an excellent way for you to consider financially assisting the Christian Healthcare Foundation.

There are two basic trusts to choose from here: irrevocable and revocable. Revocable estate plans can be changed or canceled at any time, whereas irrevocable ones cannot be altered or canceled after they have been established.

Estate planning is certainly something that you should dedicate a significant amount of time to considering. Please discuss with your financial advisor the importance of a good estate plan. He or she can help you devise a plan that properly meets your wishes while coordinating what will happen to your home(s), investments, life insurance, business(es), employee benefits and retirement plans, as well as other properties in the event that you become disabled or die. Your advisor should also discuss the many advantages of establishing a living trust, some of which include reduced probate costs, fast distribution of trust assets, tax savings, flexible planning and a variety of other positives.

We look forward to answering your inquiry as well as any questions you might have about either of these estate plans. Please contact us at 708.342.8108 or email info@christianhealthcarefoundation.org. We can answer your questions and assist you with your giving needs.

Charitable Remainder Trusts

A Charitable Remainder Trust can offer you a valuable, tax-advantaged investment while helping the Christian Healthcare Foundation honor the sick and elderly today and into the future. Charitable Remainder Trusts allow you to provide gifts to charities such as the Christian Healthcare Foundation.

A Charitable Remainder Trust is actually an irrevocable trust, but you may change the charitable beneficiaries at any time! The Charitable Remainder Trust creates two different beneficiaries: income-based would include you and/or a spouse and the second set would be the charity of your choice, in this case the Christian Healthcare Foundation.

With a Charitable Remainder Trust, you will receive income from the trust for your life or for a term of up to 20 years. Once the trust comes to an end the remaining assets are contributed to the Christian Healthcare Foundation. While your Charitable Remainder Trust helps the Foundation continue providing assurance for the future care of the sick and elderly, you will reap a variety of benefits, including:

  • Reductions in:
    • Estate taxes
    • Current income taxes
  • Increases in your spendable income for the rest of your life
  • Elimination of capital gains taxes on the sale of appreciated assets, including but not limited to stock, bonds and more
  • Avoidance of probate
  • Capitalization of the assets your family can receive after your death

Charitable Gift Annuities

Your Gift Annuity not only benefits the Christian Healthcare Foundation but it is advantageous for your finances too. A Gift Annuity is a life income gift in which you transfer assets to the Foundation now. You receive a charitable deduction for some of the transfer and then you or your beneficiary receives income for the rest of your life or over a designated time period.

Our Gift Annuities are contractual agreements between you and the Foundation. In exchange for your contribution to the Foundation, Christian Healthcare Foundation agrees to compensate in the form of a fixed annuity to you or other annuitant every year as long as she or he lives.

Call us at 708.342.8108 or email info@christianhealthcarefoundation.org for more information regarding what the annuity is based on, as well as further details about benefits such as:

  • Tax savings
  • Reduced capital gains tax
  • Secure income for the rest of your life
  • Generally no legal costs incurred
  • Investment in providing blessed assurance for older Americans today and into the future