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Whether supported through an outright gift or a planned gift, all CASA of Collin County programs are made possible through the generosity and commitment of people like you. A planned gift to CASA helps to ensure the future of the services and programs we provide and know that your generous gifts stay to support the children right here in Collin County.
Outright
Gifts
Outright gifts are present-day gifts whose value passes to CASA immediately.
They may consist of cash, securities, property or matching gifts. These
gifts, which are fully tax deductible, play a key
role in supporting CASA. These include:
- Increasing
volunteer retention and advocacy for children,
- Recruiting
and training additional volunteers,
- Increasing
public awareness
Cash
Gifts
An outright gift of cash is the most simple and direct way to support
CASA of Collin County. Through gifts of cash, checks and/or credit
cards you will receive the appropriate charitable tax deduction.
Matching
Gifts
Many corporations will match gifts made by their employees and associates,
which doubles or even triples your investment to CASA. Please check
with your Human Resources Department to determine if your employer participates
in such a program.
Planned
Gift Giving
Planned gifts include gifts through your will, charitable gift annuities, gifts of life insurance, pooled income funds, and charitable trusts. Talk with your accountant or trust attorney for specific information regarding
of these planned giving avenues:
Donation of Stock
Donation of appreciated stock can result in significant tax savings and provide a substantial gift to CASA of Collin County. Stock can be donated either via delivery of stock certificates or electronically via a transfer from your brokerage account.
Life Income Gifts
Under an irrevocable trust, you may irrevocably transfer some assets to CASA of Collin County now, and in return, you (and a survivor, if you wish) receive income for life.
Gift of Life Insurance
Some of our supporters may no longer need their life insurance, (insurance that was purchased years ago to provide for children or other family members) and may wish to donate the policy to CASA of Collin County.
Gifting of Retirement Plans
Your IRA assets can be transferred to a charitable remainder trust, and the trust will provide life income to the beneficiary, and then an eventual gift to CASA of Collin County.
Bequests
Supporters may make charitable gifts by naming CASA of Collin County as a beneficiary in their wills.
Charitable
Lead Trust
Individuals with very large estates can use a charitable lead trust to benefit CASA of Collin County and pass principal to family members with little or no tax penalty.
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