Other Ways to Give
Overview
With a donor-advised fund (DAF), you set aside funds in a charitable investment account and make gifts over time to your favorite charities during your lifetime. Your children can continue to give through your legacy. Please contact your financial advisor or another third-party entity, like the Nation Christian Foundation, to set up a DAF.
How it Works
- Make an irrevocable gift in cash or stock to fund your DAF at a sponsoring organization.
- The assets can grow tax-free.
- You can make annual recommendations on gifts to be made from your DAF.
Benefits
- It is a flexible way to make annual gifts.
- It is a cost and tax-effective alternative to a private foundation.
- Receive a tax deduction in the year of your gift.
- It makes tax time is simpler! You only track your contributions into the DAF, not every gift made from it.
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).
