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If
you would like to leave a lasting gift to the Rehoboth Beach Film Society as part of your legacy, please consider issuing
a charitable bequest. A charitable bequest is a gift made
through a will. Charitable bequests are revocable, flexible,
and can provide estate tax advantages. Bequests are often
used to create a named fund in honor of an individual or
family. The Bequest can be established to support a specific
project that was favored by the donor or the use of the
donation can be left to the discretion of the Film Society’s
Board of Directors.
A
bequest can be a gift of a specific sum or asset, a percentage
of the estate, or the residual estate. You may designate
a charity as the beneficiary of a life insurance policy
or a retirement plan, such as a qualified pension and profit-sharing
plan 401(k) or Keogh plan, or individual retirement account.
Many people have life insurance that has outlived its original
purpose and a charity can be designated as the beneficiary.
An
attorney can help you make a charitable bequest that fits
into your overall estate plan. Often, a charitable bequest
may be made in a codicil (or as an addition to) your will.
Staff at the Rehoboth Beach Film Society can work with you
and your advisor.
If
you are interested in making a charitable bequest to the
Rehoboth Beach Film Society, please contact Sue Early at
(302) 645-9095, or by e-mail: sue@rehobothfilm.com, or send
a check to RBFS, 102 Midway Village, Rehoboth Beach, DE
19971. All donations are tax deductible. Your support is
appreciated. |