A gift in your Will
The most common planned gift is a gift in your Will. This can be a specific amount or a percentage of or the residual of your estate. There are no costs to you today, and your estate will gain a tax credit for the full current market value of your planned gift.
Don’t have a Will?
The YMCA has partnered with Willfora to give you the opportunity to make a free, legal Will! Leaving a gift to the YMCA is always appreciated but not required to use this service.
More Gifting Options
Life Insurance
You can name the YMCA of Northern Alberta Foundation as the beneficiary or owner of a life insurance policy (or a portion of it).
At a moderate current cost paying annual premiums you receive an annual tax receipt, or by donating the realized policy, your estate will receive the tax receipt. Both options provide a meaningful gift to the Y.
Stocks and Securities
Transfer your stocks to the YMCA of Northern Alberta Foundation to receive a full tax receipt for their market value at the time of your donation.
For information on how to make your donation of securities, please contact:
Ashton Raeyr, Director of Fund Development
Email: ashton.raeyr@ymcanab.ca
Phone: 587-772-6276
Reinsured Charitable Gift Annuities
By establishing a charitable gift annuity, you can make a gift today while ensuring you have a guaranteed fixed income for the future.
RRSPs & RRIFs
You can name the YMCA of Northern Alberta Foundation as the beneficiary or owner of your Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) or Registered Retirement Income Fund (RRIF).
This process is simple: your retirement plan administrator can provide a form to complete this inclusion.
Disclaimer: The information provided on this page is not intended to be financial, legal or tax-related advice. You are encouraged to seek independent professional advice from a qualified accountant, lawyer or financial advisor to ensure proper planning and donation administration that benefits you and your estate best.
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