Will or Trust

Making a Charitable Gift Annuity or Charitable Remainder Trust the beneficiary of your IRA allows for fixed payments to your non-spousal beneficiaries (i.e., children or grandchildren) over a longer span of time.

Delaying payments until a later date allows for you to benefit from higher rates of return that continue to increase the longer you defer them.

If you’re looking for a way to maintain your current lifestyle, increase your financial security, and lower your taxes, consider creating a charitable gift annuity.

The value of the assets you use to fund your charitable remainder unitrust will determine the income payment percentage that you or your beneficiary will receive annually for making the gift.

Your charitable remainder annuity trust is a great way to provide yourself or your beneficiaries with a steady, fixed amount of income each year regardless of the performance of the trust.

With a charitable lead trust, you can donate to the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, and then pass your assets to your heirs at reduced tax rates.

Give a gift of your real estate to the association, while continuing to live in and/or use the property during your lifetime.

Also commonly known as an IRA Charitable Rollover gift. Donors age 70 ½ and older may direct lifetime distributions from their traditional or Roth IRA to the National Center on Sexual Exploitation.