10/14/2026
Planned giving is a way of making charitable donations as part of your long-term financial, estate, or tax planning rather than through a simple cash gift today. See our Planned Giving link in our Linktree biol
Become a member of our Legacy Circle by arranging a future gift through assets, investments, or an estate.
Common types of planned gifts include:
Bequests – leaving money or property to a charity in your will or trust.
Beneficiary designations – naming a charity as a beneficiary of a retirement account, life insurance policy, or investment account.
Charitable gift annuities – donating assets in exchange for a guaranteed income stream during your lifetime.
Charitable remainder trusts – placing assets in a trust that provides income to beneficiaries, with the remainder going to charity.
Gifts of appreciated assets – donating stocks, real estate, or other assets that have increased in value, potentially reducing capital gains taxes.
Why use planned giving:
To support causes you care about.
To create a lasting legacy.
To potentially receive tax benefits.
To manage estate and wealth-transfer goals.