Types of Planned Gifts

Income Generating Gifts:
Some donors prefer to give gifts that return income, such as charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, certain types of real estate transactions and pooled income funds.

If you fund a charitable gift annuity, a portion of the gift is deductible from your federal income taxes and you also receive an income stream. If you fund a charitable remainder trust, a portion of the gift is deductible from your federal income taxes and you also create a lifetime income stream.

Gifts That Pass Assets to Heirs:
Charitable lead trusts allow you to make a gift of income to The King’s College and then to eventually pass those assets to your heirs.

Testamentary Gifts:
Bequests, retirement income plans, and other estate gifts offer significant tax advantages while allowing donors to make sizeable and important contributions to the future of the College.

Gifts of Real and Tangible Personal Property:
The King’s College is interested in gifts of real estate or personal property (artwork, rare books, etc.) and we will be glad to talk with you about the details of giving a gift of this type.

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The information we have provided is intended to help you plan a meaningful gift to The King’s College. Please confer with your attorney or financial planner as to your specific financial and estate-planning situation. We would be pleased to provide you or your advisors with more detailed information about how you could ensure the future success of the college by providing a perpetual stream of income.

Contact:
Office of Institutional Advancement
The King’s College
Empire State Building
350 Fifth Avenue, Suite 1500
New York, New York 10118
(212) 659-7200