PLANNED GIVING

Leave a legacy of play that helps to develop children for generations to come. Columbia Play Project has several financial planning options to help you plan your estate. The principal benefits of planned gifts accrue to Columbia Play Project at a later time, after your death or the death of your last-named beneficiary. Planned gifts can take a variety of forms, reducing income and estate taxes and helping you fulfill your personal and charitable objectives.

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Bequest By Will

One of the simplest planned gifts is a bequest through your will in which you designate either a specific dollar amount or a percentage of your estate after other disbursements. In addition to supporting Columbia Play Project, it serves as an example of your commitment to children, play and education for future generations. A bequest may reduce the amount of your taxable estate, which may increase the actual amount available to your beneficiaries.

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Stocks And Bonds

Donating stocks and bonds is an easy and potentially financially beneficial move for both you and Columbia Play Project. When donating stocks and bonds, your tax liability is limited. Discuss this with your tax advisor and then reach out to us to learn how we could use your funding.

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CONTACT

JEANNE BENNETT
Board Chair

jeanne@columbiaplayproject.org

(360) 798-8768

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