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Charitable Gift Annuities
Charitable Gift Annuities (CGAs) are a great way to support ChildFund International while generating income for yourself and your family. Learn how these gifts allow you to achieve both of these goals.
You can make a substantial impact through ChildFund while you are receiving tax-favorable income for you, your spouse, and your children. Many supporters like charitable gift annuities because of their attractive payout rates and their significant impact.
Benefits to you include the following:
Payments can be made as you prefer on an annual, quarterly or monthly basis.
A portion of the payout will be tax-free.
You receive an immediate tax receipt for a portion of your gift.
Your gift passes to ChildFund International outside of the estate process.
You create a personal legacy that shows every child matters.
CharitabLE REMAINDER TRUSTS
Income for life for you and your family while reducing your taxes and supporting ChildFund International.
By using assets or cash to fund the trust, you receive income and you receive an income tax credit the year in which you transfer your assets. The remaining portion of the trust, after all payments have been made, comes to Childfund.
Benefits to you include the following:
You receive income for life for you or your heirs.
You receive a charitable income tax credit for the charitable portion of the trust.
You create your legacy of working toward a world in which children realize their rights and achieve their lasting potential.
COMPLIMENTARY PLANNING RESOURCES ARE JUST A CLICK AWAY!
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Vincent Ward
Philanthropy Associate
ChildFund International
855-895-5876 (prompt #2)
vward@childfund.org
The content found on this site is general in nature and intended to be used for informational purposes only. It should not be relied upon as legal, tax, accounting or other professional advice. To determine how a gift or estate planning decision might affect your particular circumstances, it is expressly recommended that you consult an attorney, financial advisor or other qualified professional.