Use Life Insurance to Make a Gift to St. Patrick -- St. Anthony Parish Legacy Fund
A life insurance policy can be a versatile and effective asset for making a significant charitable gift to St. Patrick -- St. Anthony Parish Legacy Fund. There are two basic ways insurance can be used to help support St. Patrick -- St. Anthony Parish, and each offers different benefits to you.
Option 1: Make
St. Patrick -- St. Anthony Parish Legacy Fund
the beneficiary of the policy
This option allows you to:
- Create a meaningful legacy at
St. Patrick -- St. Anthony Parish Legacy Fund
- Reduce the size of your taxable estate
- Retain the flexibility to change your mind
Option 2: Make
St. Patrick -- St. Anthony Parish Legacy Fund
the owner
and beneficiary of an existing policy
This option allows you to:
- Make an irrevocable gift to
St. Patrick -- St. Anthony Parish Legacy Fund
today with
little or no impact on your current cash flow
- Receive a charitable tax deduction for a
portion of your gift
In addition, if premiums remain to be paid on the
policy, a charitable deduction is allowed for each
gift you make to
St. Patrick -- St. Anthony Parish
to cover the premiums.
Planning Tips
- To make
St. Patrick -- St. Anthony Parish Legacy Fund
a beneficiary of, or owner and beneficiary of, your life
insurance policy, simply contact your insurer and complete the required
form. You may need to provide the following information:
- Legal name:
Catholic Foundation of West Michigan
- Tax ID number:
38-3298981
- Address:
c/o Catholic Foundation of West Michigan 360 Division Avenue S., Grand Rapids, MI 49503
- It's also possible to use a charitable donation to buy a new policy to benefit
St. Patrick -- St. Anthony Parish.
Contact us early in your planning if you'd like to pursue this option so we can work
with you on this process.
- If you are considering designating your gift for a specific purpose, such as a scholarship fund
or support for a specific department, contact us to ensure that we understand your wishes.
- Before finalizing a gift of life insurance, review your other assets (such as appreciated stock
or IRA accounts) to make sure this is the savviest way for you to reach your goals.