Make a Planned Gift
You can meet your financial and charitable goals by making a planned gift to Children’s Cancer Research Fund through your financial or estate plans. There are many types of planned gifts and many can offer significant tax benefits. You’ll also be eligible to join our Wings Society, which honors generous individuals who have remembered Children’s Cancer Research Fund in their estate or financial plans.
- Bequests from your Will or Trust
- Naming Children’s Cancer Research Fund as a beneficiary of your Retirement Plan
- Naming Children’s Cancer Research Fund as a beneficiary of your Life Insurance Policy
Have you already included Children’s Cancer Research Fund in your estate or financial plans? We hope you will take a minute to let us know. By informing Children’s Cancer Research Fund about your future gift, we can recognize and thank you now, and discuss your intentions for your gift to ensure that your wishes are carried out. We would also like to welcome you to the Wings Society.
If you have questions, or would like to find out more about making a planned gift to Children’s Cancer Research Fund, please contact our partner at the Minnesota Medical Foundation, Christopher Scholl, at 612-626-6430 or .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
Bequests From Your Will or Trust
Bequests can be made of the property and assets you own by naming Children’s Cancer Research Fund in your will or trust. You can leave a specific dollar amount, a percentage of your estate, or specific assets. Read More
Naming Us as a Beneficiary of Your Retirement Plan
For many of us, retirement assets are a large part of our estate. If you do not use all of these assets during your lifetime, passing them on to your heirs can result in significant taxes. By naming Children’s Cancer Research Fund as a beneficiary of your retirement plan, you can make a meaningful gift and leave more favorably taxed assets to your heirs. Read More
Naming Us as a Beneficiary of Your Life Insurance Policy
There are several different options for using life insurance to make a meaningful charitable gift to Children’s Cancer Research Fund. One simple way is to make us the beneficiary of your life insurance policy. Read More
The Wings Society
The Wings Society honors those generous individuals who have remembered Children’s Cancer Research Fund in their estate or financial plans. Read More
IRA Charitable Giving Opportunity Extended
Recent legislation has reinstated a popular tax-advantaged giving option for 2013. Read More