Make a life-changing difference for teen families.
Set up planned giving so your convictions live on.
What is planned giving?
Planned giving (also known as legacy giving) ensures that teen families will continue to receive life-changing essential services long into the future.
Planned giving happens through your estate plan, where you make pre-arranged gifts from your assets to charitable organizations like Kindred Life Ministries.
Different types of major gifts you can consider.
1
Willed Gift
Add Kindred Life Ministries to your will or trust.
A bequest is a gift of a dollar amount or percentage to any person, charity, or nonprofit. A charitable bequest to a 501(c)(3) organization like Kindred Life Ministries may reduce (or even eliminate) your estate tax liability.
2
Beneficiary Designation
Name Kindred Life as a beneficiary of your life insurance policy.
A charitable giving rider to your life insurance policy usually comes at no additional cost and often does not reduce the cash value or the death benefit of the policy. These riders effectively eliminate the need to create, pay for, and administrate separate gift trusts until the death of the insured.
3
Stocks & Securities
Give a major gift now and see the fruit of your donation.
If you’re looking for a tax conscience way to give now, consider a stock gift. A stock donation means you may avoid capital gains tax and receive a charitable income tax deduction treatment when you file your tax return. (Note this applies to appreciated stock you have owned for more than one year.)
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