Retained Life Estate

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

About This Gift

Give a gift of your real estate to the association, while continuing to live in and/or use the property during your lifetime. If the property is a long-term asset (held for over one year), you may receive an income tax deduction based on the appraised value. The proceeds on the sale of the estate after tenancy terminates will help fund the fight against sexual exploitation.

How It Works

1. You transfer your residence, farm, or vacation home to the National Center on Sexual Exploitation subject to a life estate.

2. You continue to live in the property for life or a specified term of years, while continuing to be responsible for all taxes and upkeep.

3. The property passes to NCOSE when your life estate ends.

Benefits

· You receive an immediate income tax deduction for a portion of the appraised value of your property.

· You can terminate your life estate at any time and take an additional income tax deduction.

· You can have the satisfaction of making a gift now that benefits NCOSE later.

Contact us

To learn more about a life estate, please contact us. We would be happy to assist you and answer your questions.

Contact Us

We are here to help! If you want to learn more about how to get started and maximize your gift, contact us today, and someone from our team will connect with you.

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Make a Donation Now

Make a one-time donation or set up a recurring monthly gift.

Will or Trust

Your will gives you peace of mind knowing that loved ones are taken care of, your assets are distributed accurately, and that your gift to the National Center on Sexual Exploitation reflects your personal values.

Retirement Plan Assets

NCOSE does not pay tax on these gifts, and can put every dollar of your gift to work in the fight against sexual abuse and exploitation.

Life Insurance

If you want to keep your current policy but make a future gift, you can leverage your policy by simply naming the National Center on Sexual Exploitation as a beneficiary of your policy.

Real Estate

Donating appreciated real estate, such as a home, vacation property, undeveloped land, farmland, ranch or commercial property can make a great gift to National Center on Sexual Exploitation.

Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds

Maximize your monetary gain by funding a charitable gift with donated appreciated stock, mutual funds, or bonds. This is a tax savvy way to help benefit the world in future years to come.

Testamentary Charitable Gift Annuity or Testamentary Charitable Remainder 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.

Deferred Gift Annuities

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.

Charitable Gift Annuities

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.

Charitable Remainder Unitrust

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.

Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust

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.

Charitable Lead 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.

Qualified Charitable Distribution

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.