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Home Charitable Organizations Charitable Gifts – Impacting Beyond Our Lives

Elizabeth D. Mitchell April 28, 2015

Charitable Gifts – Impacting Beyond Our Lives


Many people believe there is a human instinct to contribute to one’s community and to give your life for something larger than yourself. This drive inspires people to donate their money and time to charities. Charitable gifts are something that can be done as part of someone’s estate planning. As a paralegal, I’ve seen charitable gifts in estate planning for individuals and estate planning for families. The organizations that can benefit from your charitable gifts are endless. Many people choose well known charities, but some prefer local charities, faith communities, and advocacy organizations. The ways to make charitable gifts are as varied as the organizations that benefit. Some people choose to give a percentage of their assets and other people choose charitable gifts to be made if their beneficiaries of their wills are unable to receive their gifts.Charitable GIfts For people with high assets, charitable gifts can offset estate taxes. The attorneys at Ambler Keenan Mitchell Johnson will  walk you through how to give to your community and protect your descendants and their inheritance. At your initial estate planning consultation with an experienced estate planning attorney at Ambler Keenan Mitchell Johnson,  consider adding a charitable gift to touch the lives of others beyond your lifetime. Call 303-407-1542 to schedule your free, one-hour initial estate planning consultation or request an meeting online here.

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