NJC Foundation
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Ways you can give to the FoundationMonies are generated through annual fundraising, planned gifts, cash donations, life insurance/401K benefaction, will bequests, appreciated property benefaction, closely held stock, gift annuities and charitable remainder trusts. Cash gifts-- NJC gratefully accepts gash gifts in any amount. Undesignated gifts to the Foundation are especially appreciated. Cash gifts may also be designated for special projecs, college departments, or named scholarship funds. Life Insurance/401K--A life insurance or 401K policy may list the NJC as beneficiary. This avoids the loss of large portions of these accounts to taxes if funded with pre-tax dollars. The cash value of the policy is a donation. Will bequests--A bequest through your will can be a living testimony of your support of the Foundation and NJC. An attorney should be consulted to assure that your will is properly executed. Appreciated Property--A gift of stocks, bonds or other appreciated property is another way to invest in the future of the Foundation. Capital gains taxes may be avoided, and the full market value of the gift is deductible. Closely Held Stock--The owner of a closely held corporation may be able to give stock with tremendous tax benefits. The owner may be able to receive an income tax deducation, avoid capital gains tax, and retire the stock for a new result of virtually no-cost giving. Gift Annuities--These poplar vehicles involved the gift or cash or property by donor in exchange for a guaranteed fixed income for the life of one or two beneficiaries. Charitable Reminder Trusts--This gift invovles an irrevocable transfer of property to a trust. The trust continues to pay income annually for the life of one or two beneficiaries or for an otherwise specified time period. The income is based on a fixed percentage of the fair market value of the property held in trust, and is re-evaluated on an annual basis. The percentage is set by the donor, but cannot be less than five percent. | |||
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