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You believe
in the mission of The Huntington, and you want
to ensure that this institution will be a force for good for generations
to come. You want your gift to make a difference, but are concerned about your own future financial
needs and those of your family.
We deeply appreciate your generous intentions, and try to make
it as rewarding for you as it is for us. That's why
we want you to know about the financial tools you can
use to plan your gift to us so that it returns benefits
to you:
- You don't have to use cash to make your
gift -- you can give us appreciated
securities instead, and use an asset that costs
you less than the tax deduction you'll get for it
today.
- You may be holding assets that would
benefit The Huntington more than they do you --
such as a life
insurance policy that you no longer need, a parcel
of real
estate like a second home or undeveloped land,
or a collection
of books or artwork that you no longer have room to
display.
- You can make a gift that costs you nothing
during your lifetime - make us a beneficiary
of your will
or revocable trust, or a beneficiary of your retirement
plan, and leave your cash flow and current financial
planning uninterrupted.
- You can make The Huntington a partner
in your giving -- you can deed us your
home but continue
to live there, you can sell us property at a charitable
discount, and you can make a gift that pays
you lifetime income.
These tools are
called planned gifts. If you already know something about your giving options,
click on Ways
to Give Wisely and go right to the planned gifts
that you want to read more about. If you're not sure
how a gift can meet both your charitable and personal
goals, first go to Discover
the Benefits of Giving Wisely to learn how planned
gifts work and how they can expand your giving ability.
When you're ready to learn more, complete the Information
Request Form or contact Kimberley Valentine at 626-405-2263
or kvalentine@huntington.org
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