A critical part of Salvation Army services is practicality. This orientation is basis of the Planned Giving Program.
Personal circumstances change, the tax laws and the economy change.
So financial and estate planning is not a luxury, it is a necessity. Planned Giving allows you to arrange your assets to benefit you, your loved ones and charitable causes now and in the future. You and your loved ones come first, while principal benefits of your plan do not accrue to The Salvation Army until your death or the death of income beneficiaries. Planned Giving offers you a number of options. It is flexible to meet your specific goals and financial circumstances.