Many members of The Children's Circle add value to their giving by taking advantage of tax laws that encourage philanthropy. By making a planned gift, members of The Children's Circle are extending their commitment to helping children beyond their own lifetimes. They are ensuring Christian Children's Fund's mission to safeguard and uplift children's lives continues far into the future. To assist you with the determination of a gift opportunity that meets your charitable, financial and estate tax objectives, the following chart offers an explanation of different gifts and how they can benefit you and needy children around the world. Prior to making one of these gifts, you will want to consult with your attorney or financial advisor to ensure that your wishes will be carried out in accordance with the appropriate state and federal regulations.
Funding is provided for programs and services to benefit needy children.
Life Insurance Existing or new policies may be used, and premium payments may be deducted as gifts Income tax deduction for value of policy when transferred Estate and income tax deduction possible Proceeds of the life insurance policy can be used to help needy children. Guaranteed fixed income for life Income received is part tax-free Income can be deferred Possible income and estate tax deductions Assets not used to pay the annuity will be used to help CCF children. Charitable Remainder Trust Fixed or variable income Income can be deferred Estate and income tax deduction possible Upon the death of the last surviving beneficiary, remaining assets benefit needy girls and boys. Charitable Lead Trust Principal ultimately benefits your heirs or is returned to you at the end of trust period Income and estate tax deductions possible Fixed or variable income is provided to CCF for the duration of the trust, helping provide for children's greatest needs. Income tax deduction when transferred Avoid capital gains tax on securities' appreciation Funds advance CCF's mission to safeguard and uplift children's lives.