GIFT PLANNING
Helping you increase your impact today…and tomorrow
Help the Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers continue to spread God’s love around the world in areas that need it most. With thoughtful planning, you can choose which ways to support work best for you and your loved ones.
When you have decided that supporting Maryknoll is an excellent way to participate in the missionary activity of the Church, you’ll want to make sure your gifts are made in a way that will maximize their total value while minimizing their after tax-cost.
Explore your many planned giving options, including some you may not have considered before. Planned gifts provide a major impact in our missions of mercy, and we offer the following suggestions to aid selection of the best giving option for your stage of life.
What you can give
When to Give Different Gifts
Giving options best suited for individuals younger than 60 years old include:
- Donor Advised Fund Gifts
- Direct Gifts of Cash and/or Securities
- Charitable Remainder Unitrust Gifts
- Charitable Bequest Gifts
- Deferred Charitable Gift Annuity Gifts
- Gifts of Life Insurance Policies
The U.S. Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Regulations encourage charitable giving by allowing generous tax savings for individuals who make gifts in accordance with approved giving programs.
After turning 60, some additional ways to support Maryknoll can be attractive:
- Charitable Gift Annuity Gifts
- Retirement Plan Gifts
- Direct Gifts of Cash and/or Securities
- Donor Advised Fund Gifts
- Charitable Remainder Unitrust Gifts
- Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust Gifts
- Charitable Bequest Gifts
- Gifts of Life Insurance Policies
The U.S. Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Regulations encourage charitable giving by allowing generous tax savings for individuals who make gifts in accordance with approved giving programs.
We would encourage exploring these giving options for those over 70:
- Donor Advised Fund Gifts
- Charitable Gift Annuity Gifts
- Charitable Bequest Gifts
- Retirement Plan Gifts
- Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust Gifts
- Real Estate Gifts
- Direct Gifts of Cash and/or Securities
- Gifts of Life Insurance Policies
The U.S. Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Regulations encourage charitable giving by allowing generous tax savings for individuals who make gifts in accordance with approved giving programs.
