Ways to Give Later

You provide for a gift to the Community Foundation in your will or revocable trust.

After your lifetime, proceeds are used to add to or create a charitable fund.

The Foundation makes grants to charitable causes you selected.

You transfer cash or other assets to a trust that you establish.

The trust pays a percentage of its assets each year to you or a loved one.

When the trust term ends, the remaining assets are transferred to a charitable fund at the Community Foundation to support causes you selected.

You transfer cash or other assets to a trust that you establish.

The trust makes annual payments for a period of time to a charitable fund at the Community Foundation, to support causes you selected.

When the trust term ends, the remaining assets are transferred to loved ones, as you directed.

You transfer cash, securities or other assets to the Community Foundation.

The Foundation pays a fixed amount each year to you and/or a loved one.

When the gift annuity term ends, the remaining assets are used to add to or create a charitable fund to support causes you selected.

You designate the Community Foundation as the beneficiary of your 401(k), IRA or other retirement account.

After your lifetime, the proceeds are used to add to or create a charitable fund.

The Foundation makes grants to charitable causes you selected.

You transfer a new or existing life insurance policy to the Community Foundation, or name us as a beneficiary.

After your lifetime, proceeds are used to add to or create a charitable fund.

The Foundation makes grants to charitable causes you selected.

You transfer your house or other asset to the Community Foundation but retain the right to use it for your life or the life of a loved one.

When the retained life estate ends, the asset is sold and the proceeds used to add to or create a charitable fund.

The Foundation makes grants to charitable causes you selected.