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Planned Giving

There are a variety of ways to make a planned gift to the NPF. The following are a few ways.

If you are interested in making a planned gift, please contact Mary Pat Aardrup at aardrup@nationalpainfoundation.org

Stocks, Bonds and other Securities – Highly appreciated securities provide the means to make a low-cost significant gift. This giving option gives you a current income tax deduction and possible capital gain tax advantages.

Bequests – Allows you to retain the use of assets during your lifetime. Bequests will reduce estate taxes – you can also contribute IRAs through your bequest.

Gift Annuity – See the impact of your gift and receive recognition during your lifetime. Income is locked in at a guaranteed rate and unaffected by market fluctuations. Current income tax deduction, possible capital gains tax advantages and reduction of estate taxes are additional advantages.

Charitable Remainder Trust – See the impact of your gift and receive recognition during your lifetime. Flexibility to either lock in income or allow it to grow with the market. It gives you the ability to retain control over your assets and provides current income tax deduction, possible capital gains tax advantages and reduction of your estate taxes.

Charitable Lead Trust – This gift provides the NPF with an immediate cash benefit and provides you a flexible planning tool. for the donor. This also allows for the asset appreciation to pass free of estate tax. You may reduce your estate taxes and possibly increase your income tax deductions.

Life Insurance (assuming transfer of ownership to NPF) – Utilize an idle asset to make a significant gift. See the impact of your gift and receive recognition during your lifetime. Provides you with current income tax deductions and reduced estate taxes.

Personal Property or Real Estate – Provides you with the possibility of transforming an idle asset into a significant income tax deduction and also has possible capital gain tax advantages.

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