Your planned gift to the Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation can be a significant, meaningful way for you to positively impact the lives of people affected by cutaneous lymphoma now and in the future.
Every gift of any size is important and directly supports our vital programs in education, support, advocacy, and research.
Options for planned giving are many and, while a bequest in a will is the most common, others such as life insurance and retirement plan assets are other attractive planned giving options.
IRA Charitable Rollover
Did you know you can support the Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation in achieving its vision of a life free of cutaneous lymphoma and lower your tax bill with an IRA charitable rollover?
Charitable Bequest
Including a charitable bequest to the Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation in your estate planning is a wonderful way for you to benefit a cause that is important to you, and to leave a legacy.
Donor Advised Funds
A Donor Advised Fund (DAF) has been compared to a charitable savings account. When funds are contributed to a DAF, which can be set up at most brokerage firms, you get an immediate tax deduction (up to certain limits), those funds are invested for tax free growth, and the funds will be distributed to charities you designate.
Workplace Giving
This area is perhaps our greatest, untapped resource. Most large corporations budget for charitable contributions. Many prefer to give to causes that help their employees or families.
Please contact the Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation at 248.644.9014 to discuss your planned giving options.
Informing us of your plans is a good idea for several reasons.
First, it allows you to ensure that we understand your wishes so that your gift will be used exactly as you intend. Second, it allows the Foundation to make note of your gift as we plan for the future. And, importantly, it gives us the opportunity to honor you and express our appreciation in a variety of ways.
All planned giving summaries are provided for informational purposes only and are not intended to be legal, tax or investment advice. Please contact your attorney or financial advisor for advice related to your personal circumstances.