
Planned Giving
You can help children now and in the future with a planned giving option with the Edmundite Missions. Learn how you can make a significant gift while you can supplement your income and reduce taxes in the 2010 spring issue of our Living Legacy Newsletter.
Charitable Gift Annuity
A charitable gift annuity with the Edmundite Missions allows you to help feed hungry children and at the same time receive financial benefits for yourself or a loved one.
How A Charitable Gift Annuity Works:
- You transfer cash or stock to the Missions in a charitable gift annuity of $5,000 or more.
- You support the Missions.
- You receive fixed payments – based on your age – for your entire lifetime.
- You may enjoy tax benefits.
- Your gift becomes an expression of your love of children after your lifetime.
A charitable gift annuity provides a guaranteed fixed payment, a charitable gift deduction and helps the children of rural Alabama.
- Click here to see the chart of our attractive payment rates.
- Send me more information about charitable gift annuities.
Wills
A will or bequest can specify all or part of your estate or a designated amount of money or an asset—such as real estate or stocks—to the Missions. A will is a lasting and simple way to provide steady support and show your love for some of the poorest children in the country. By including the Edmundite Missions in your will, you are sharing your heart of love for the poor and you are guaranteeing that good work you fostered while living continues far into the future.
Please join hands with Edmundite Missions in helping children today and tomorrow. Your Will ensures the future of the Edmundite Missions.
- Edmundite Missions wills brochure (.pdf file).
- Click here for our legal title and types of wills.
- Send me more information about wills.
More Options
You can also include the Mission as the beneficiary of life insurance, retirement plans, savings and brokerage accounts. Check with your financial advisor for more information.
Christ has no body now but yours. No hands, no feet on earth but yours. Ours are the eyes through which he looks with compassion on this world. St. Teresa de Avila
