Charitable Gift

The donor can contribute any amount in the form of check or money order today to support the Foundation program of their choice.

Deferred Gift

The donor makes a contribution that cannot be used by the Foundation until a future date. Deferred gifts are the result of careful planning that integrates the donor's charitable gift into his or her overall financial, tax, and estate planning objectives.

Bequest

The donor makes a provision in his or her will for a gift to the Home Partnership Foundation. This is the simplest form of planned giving and does not affect the donor's assets during his or her lifetime.

Charitable Remainder Trust

The donor uses assets to establish a trust with the Foundation as ultimate beneficiary while retaining the income generated by the cash or property given. This is the most flexible gift plan and can take many forms, including annuity trusts or unitrusts.

Charitable Gift Annuity

The donor makes a gift of assets to a trust and receives an annuity yielding a stable amount of annual income and names the Foundation as ultimate beneficiary, with attractive tax benefits for the donor. Like a remainder trust, this vehicle provides life income to the donor.

Life Insurance

The donor can turn surplus life insurance coverage into a charitable gift to the Foundation, or create an endowment by naming the Foundation as the beneficiary of a new policy.