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Planned Giving
How will you leave your legacy?
You can make a major impact in helping us to continue and expand our mission. Despite your income level or the size of your estate, your planned gift can make a significant difference to the Rape & Sexual Abuse Center. The simplest and most common way is to provide for RASAC by making a gift through your will. Gifts by will can be made in the form of specific amounts of cash, property, a percentage of the overall estate, or all (or a portion of) the residue of the estate. The following sheet outlines ten things that you can do today to leave a legacy.
Please consider making a planned gift today and including the Rape & Sexual Abuse Center. At such time as you notify us of your intentions your name will be prominently be displayed at the Center as a recognized member of the RASAC Legacy Society. For further information, please call Martha Farabee at 615.259.9055 ext. 231.
10 Things You Can Do Today to Leave a Legacy
- Prepare a will to take care of the persons and organizations you love.
- Leave a gift (bequest) in your will to the Rape & Sexual Abuse Center, your place of worship, educational or health institutions, arts, cultural or environmental institutions that have made a difference in your life.
- Use the beneficiary designation of your retirement plan, 401k, or IRA to benefit RASAC.
- Purchase a life insurance policy naming RASAC as the owner and beneficiary, or name RASAC as the beneficiary of an existing policy.
- Endow RASAC and receive lifetime income through the use of a Charitable Gift Annuity or set up a charitable trust.
- Consider giving some of your assets such as cash, stocks, bonds, CD’s, real estate, vehicles, art, and other personal property to RASAC.
- Set up a donor advised fund or family foundation naming RASAC as one of the beneficiaries.
- Remember loved ones with memorial and honorary gifts to RASAC.
- Use professional advisors for maximum tax and legal advantages. Their expertise can help you plan for the future.
- Encourage others to participate in RASAC and tell them how and why you support it.
