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If your goal is to:
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Then you can:
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And your benefits may include:
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simply write a check now and send it to the address for the Foundation shown below.
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an income tax deduction and an immediate impact for the Foundation (and the College).
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avoid tax on capital gains.
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contribute long-term appreciated stock or other securities.
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a charitable deduction plus no capital gains tax.
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defer a gift until after your lifetime.
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put a bequest in your will (donate cash, specific property, or a share of the residue of your estate).
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your donations are fully exempt from federal estate tax.
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avoid capital gains tax on the sale of a home or other real estate.
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donate the real estate, or sell it to us at a bargain price.
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an income tax deduction plus reduction or elimination of capital gains tax.
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avoid the two-fold taxation on IRA or other employee benefit plans.
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name us as the beneficiary of the remainder of the retirement assets after your lifetime.
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it lets you leave your family other assets that carry less tax liability.
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give your personal residence or farm, but retain life use.
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create a charitable gift of future interest, called a retained life estate.
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it gives you tax advantages plus use of the property.
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make a large gift with little cost to you.
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contribute a life insurance policy you no longer need.
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current and possibly future income tax deductions.
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secure fixed payments for life while avoiding market risks.
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create a charitable remainder annuity trust.
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it gives you tax benefits and often boosts your rate of return.
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give income from an asset for a period of years but retain the asset for yourself or your heirs.
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create a charitable lead trust.
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asset is returned to the donor or heirs with federal estate tax savings and income tax deductions for income donated.
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make a revocable gift during your lifetime.
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name the Foundation as the beneficiary of assets in a living trust.
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full control of the trust terms for your lifetime.
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