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Planned giving may seem overwhelming, but there’s no need to feel that way! Resources are available that offer their expertise in setting up planned gifts of different varieties for your organization and your donor.
If you are worried about cost, no need, as certain community foundations have established programs with zero upfront costs, only requiring a small fee upon asset distribution.
Similarly, there are pro bono lawyers who work primarily with non-profit organizations on planned giving. YAL staff are equipped to guide you on your planned giving journey.
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Connect with a YAL staff member to talk through your available assets.
Our team is equipped to guide you through your gift planning.
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Create your giving plan with a designated staff member from YAL.
Together we will create a giving plan from start to finish.
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Establish your legacy in the liberty movement!
Your gift will be cherished for decades as you support the fastest, largest, most effective liberty organization.
Sample language: “I give and bequeath to Young Americans for Liberty, Inc., 500 N Capital of Texas Hwy, Austin, TX 78746 [the sum of __________ Dollars ($__)] [______ % of the rest, residue and remainder of my estate], to be used for its general charitable purposes.
We choose to support YAL because back in 2009 we liked what we saw in Ron Paul’s messaging. We read his book, Audit the Fed, and found it very enlightening. When we started to receive such amazing personal attention from YAL, we were hooked on helping to build it.
BARB & HARVEY
Planned giving allows you to make generous philanthropic donations to your favourite non-profit organization, giving it financial support while you benefit from it now or in the future. Those who have made generous asset donations to charitable organizations in the past will find the process for planned giving just as simple, with similar tax benefits provided.
Planned giving involves transferring assets to a non-profit organization of your choice, either during your lifetime or as part of your estate plan. This form of asset donation is called “planned” since the assets in question are not liquid, are subject to specific types of taxation, and are usually executed via a written will.
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