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Common types of planned giving Charitable Gift Annuity - provides donors with a lifetime income. The donor contributes funds or assets to SCPS, and SCPS in turn makes fixed annuity payments to the donor for the rest of the donor's life. The donor receives an immediate income tax deduction for a portion of the gift, and a portion of each annuity payment is treated as a tax-free return of the investment. The portion of the gift not used for payments benefits SCPS. Charitable Remainder Trusts - allows donors and/or other designated beneficiaries to receive income from a trust for the donor's lifetime(s), or a period no longer than twenty years. At the end of the set time, the balance of the trust is transferred to SCPS. The two most common types are annuity trusts and unitrusts, which differ in how the income a donor receives from the trust is calculated and distributed. Charitable Lead Trusts - allows a donor to designate SCPS to receive a regular, fixed amount from a trust for a specified time period or the lifetime of a designated person. At the end of that time, the remainder of the trust passes to the donor's designated heirs or beneficiaries. Charitable Bequests - a means of giving or leaving something to SCPS from a donor's estate through the donor's will. Donors can set aside a specific dollar amount, give a percentage of their estate, leave assets (such as a car, home, art or jewelry), or leave a life insurance policy or other financial investments (stocks, bonds or CDs). Beneficiary Designation - making SCPS the beneficiary of a donor's life insurance policy or retirement asset(s). Resources from the Planned Giving Design Center
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