Planned Giving

Planned giving involves charitable gifts arranged now for delivery at a later date, often tied to a donor’s will or estate plans. It’s a way to make a meaningful contribution to a cause while potentially benefiting from tax advantages and estate planning considerations.

Planned gifts are not immediate cash contributions, but rather commitments that are fulfilled at a later time, often after the donor’s passing.

Planned giving can take many forms, including bequests in a will, charitable trusts, gifts of assets (like real estate or securities), and other arrangements.

They are often part of a donor’s broader estate plan, allowing them to make a significant contribution while also managing their financial and personal affairs.

Additionally, they leave a lasting impact on Variety, supporting our kids and programs for years to come.

It provides a way to leave a lasting legacy, ensuring that a donor’s values and support continue to be felt for generations.

To learn more about planned gifts and how to direct these donations to Variety, contact our office or call 204-982-1050.