Type of Gift |
Form of Gift |
Benefit to Church |
Benefit to You |
Outright Gift |
- Cash
- Stocks/securities
- Real estate
- Insurance
|
- Perpetual income
- Interest income use by parishes, schools andorganizations in diocese
|
- Income tax deduction
- No capital gains tax on Appreciated gifts
|
Bequest |
- Cash
- Real estate
- Personal property
- Percentage of estate
- Remainder of estate
|
- Bequest will be held in Perpetuity and invested toFund Church needs as
Designate by the donor
|
- Possible estate tax deduction
- Opportunity to make a perpetual gifts
|
Charitable
Gift
Annuities |
- Cash
- Stocks/securities
- Real estate
|
- Upon the death of the donoror last surviving annuitant
remaining assets generate
interest income for the
Church
|
- Possible estate tax deduction
- Opportunity to make a perpetual gift
|
Insurance
Policies |
- Name TheFoundation as policy
owner and/or
beneficiary
|
- The Foundation receives full face value of policy upon
death of the donor, or may
receive current surrender
value prior to donor’s
death
|
- Opportunity to makesubstantial future gift to
Church at current
manageable cost
- Income tax deduction forvalue of the policy when
transferred
- Premium payments may be deducted as gifts
|
Charitable
Remainder
Trusts |
- Cash
- Stocks/securities
- Real estate
|
- The Foundation receivessubstantial future gift to
support the work of the
Church and the charities
named by the donor
|
- Variable or fixed income
- Option to defer income
- Income tax deduction
- Reduction of estate taxes
- No capital gains tax onappreciated gift (or
deferred in some
instances
|
Charitable
Lead
Trusts |
- Cash
- Stocks/securities
- Real estate
|
- Income for duration of trusthelps Church meet spiritual
and human needs that exceed the capabilities of most parishes, schools and
organizations
|
- At end of trust period, principal returns to donor
or heirs
- Principal can pass to others with little or no shrinkage
|
Retirement
Plan/IRA |
- Name The Foundation as
beneficiary of
death benefit
|
- Significant gift upon death of donor
|
- Opportunity to make a major gift
- Estate and income taxsavings
|