Constituting America Planned Giving

What better way to create a living memorial of your life and continue to help educate the next generation on our country’s founding principles, than to name Constituting America as a beneficiary in your will?  You are entitled to an unlimited number of chartable bequests in your estate. By designating Constituting America as a recipient of even a small part of your estate, you will continue to help those in need.

The following are choices for joining the Constituting America Legacy Fund:

Bequest:

• Specify either a percentage of assets or specified dollar amount for Constituting America in your will or estate plan. This allocation can come from various assets in your estate, including cash, securities or other investments.
• Example Bequest Language: I hereby give, devise and bequeath to Constituting America a 501 ( c ) (3) educational nonprofit, Tax ID # 27-2083548 _____ percent (%) of the rest, residue and remainder of my estate as an unrestricted gift to be used in the area of greatest need at the time the gift is received.

Charitable Remainder Trust:
Through a professionally managed trust, provide income for yourself, your children or spouse, or anyone you designate for a fixed period of time, with the trust assets allocated to Constituting America at the end of the term. Trust payments may be fixed, or based on a fixed-percentage payout.

Life Estate:
Gift your home to Constituting America while living in it for life. This arrangement enables you to enjoy life in your home, while receiving an immediate tax deduction, and making a substantial charitable gift.

Life Insurance:
Gift a fully paid life insurance policy to Constituting America.

For More information and options, please contact:
Cathy Gillespie
CEO, Constituting America
703-201-6182