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Create a permanent legacy to perpetuate your name
and ideals, while securing the future of the Jewish
people for generations. |
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When you create a Named Endowment Fund, you are establishing a permanent fund in your name
or in the name of someone you wish to honor or remember. Each year the fund will produce income, and you can specify
how the spendable portion of the fund should be used—
for unrestricted use by the Jewish community, or to support a specific cause such as scholarships at Jewish educational
institutions; programs at Jewish Community Centers; cash grants to meet the essential needs of the Jewish poor,
or rescue and resettlement efforts in Israel, the former Soviet Union and other countries around the world.
An irrevocable gift of cash, securities, or other property can be used to establish a fund in your name. Other
assets you may use to create your endowment include life insurance, charitable remainder trusts, charitable gift
annuities, and retirement accounts (e.g. IRAs). And, you have the option of establishing a named endowment fund
either during your lifetime or through your estate plan.
This type of gift offers many benefits. If you give during your lifetime,
you will receive a charitable income tax deduction; if you make the
gift through your estate plan, it is your estate that receives a deduction.
Perhaps most important, however, is the enduring nature of a gift of a
Named Endowment Fund. You may use the fund to honor or remember a loved one, and the fund will perpetuate your
family name long beyond your lifetime.
The permanent legacy you create will provide a necessary source of
unrestricted funds to help meet the current critical needs of the
community. Or, the endowment you establish may provide permanent
resources to aid identified programs, projects, agencies, organizations,
or initiatives that are of particular interest to you and your family.
A gift to the Jewish Community today will allow you to be there for your family,
your community, and the Jewish people — whenever help is needed in the future.
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• May be created now or through your estate plan
• Offers tax benefits for you or your estate
• May be created with a variety of assets
• Provides permanent resources for organizations you
wish to support |
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