Legacy of Love
Overview
You can name Jill’s House as a beneficiary in your will, trust, or retirement accounts, such as insurance policies, banking accounts, stocks, and bonds. With a charitable bequest, you can reduce estate tax burdens on your family and make a lasting impact on generations of Jill’s House families.
How it Works
- Designate a set amount or percentage of your estate
- Make a gift from the balance of your estate
- Naming a beneficiary in a retirement account or other asset
The 2010 Society
The 2010 Society is a community of faithful partners who are making rest, renewal, and relationships part of their legacy. One of the easiest ways to make a 2010 Society gift is a Charitable Bequest, naming Jill’s House as a beneficiary in your will, trust, or retirement accounts, such as insurance policies, banking accounts, stocks, and bonds. Legacy gifts also include donations using Charitable Gift Annuities (CGA) and Charitable Remainder UniTrusts (CRUTs).
