Legacy Giving
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There are many ways you can support ORS that provide tax benefits to the donor in addition to supporting choral arts in our community.
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Gifts from your will
With a provision in your written will or living trust, you can make a planned gift to ORS. This could include cash, stocks, funds, real property, or personal property.
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Gifts that pay you
Turn underperforming or non-income producing assets into cash. One example is a Charitable Gift Annuity that will return fixed, quarterly payments for life as well as some tax deductions to you.
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Beneficiary Gifts
Naming the ORS as one of the beneficiaries of your qualified retirement account: IRA, 401K, or 403B, will provide both a gift as well as tax benefits to you.
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Gifts of Appreciated Assests
Donate appreciated assets such as stocks, funds, bonds, or real estate, and avoid paying capital gains on the appreciation in addition to a tax deduction for the value of the appreciated assets.
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Gifts of IRA Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs)
Most people over 70 and a half are required to withdraw a minimum amount annually. While this withdrawal is taxable as normal income, you can remove it from being taxed by making all or some of it as a donation.
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Gifts of Life Insurance
There are three ways to do this:
Name the ORS as the beneficiary of an existing policy
Donate a paid-up insurance policy that you no longer need.
Purchase a new life insurance policy with ORS as the owner and beneficiary. -
For questions, please contact us.
Email us or call 503-230-0652
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Declaration of Bequest Intention Form
Please consult your attorney, tax professional, and/or financial adviser for specific and personal assistance, or contact the ORS office to be referred to an adviser.