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Your Legacy:

A Lasting Gift Of Healing

With gift planning, you can provide long-lasting support for our organization while enjoying financial benefits for yourself. Let us help you tailor your charitable gift to your financial, tax or estate planning objectives.
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Donor Stories

Hear the stories of friends who have made an impact through their acts of giving to our organization.

Gifts made from your estate by will, trust or beneficiary designation

Gift of a Bank Account When No Longer Needed (POD)

Keith has been a faithful supporter of Saint Francis Foundation and makes regular gifts to support our work. Recently, Keith talked to our staff and expressed his interest in naming Saint Francis Foundation as a beneficiary of his estate, but he wanted to keep the process as simple and inexpensive as possible.

Transferable on Death (TOD) Gifts

Harold and Jeanne married after meeting at an event Saint Francis Foundation held for our donors. They wanted to leave a legacy gift that would support our mission and ensure that we remain financially strong well into the future.

A Bequest to Further Good Work

Nancy and David were dedicated volunteers. Over the years, they had seen many individuals helped by the good work of their favorite nonprofit organization. They wanted to create a legacy to provide future resources to continue its mission.

Bequest of Insurance

Marla and Wayne purchased a life insurance policy many years ago to create security for their children's future. As the children grew up, married, found good jobs and accumulated significant assets, the insurance was no longer needed for its original purpose.

A Bequest to Save Taxes

Thomas was a widower who had a great love for our organization. As an individual who had directly benefited from our work, Thomas wanted to thank us with a gift from his estate.

Reduce Your Taxes with an IRA Charitable Rollover Gift

Margaret was a retired librarian. She volunteered at her favorite nonprofit several times a week and also made several donations each year. Margaret saw that her taxes were increasing and wondered how she could continue to do extra things like make charitable gifts with lower income.

Gifts that provide you and your loved ones with income and tax benefits