Planned Giving

Planned or deferred giving is a commitment made now to make a gift to a charitable organization in the future, either during your lifetime or through your will. The gift may be conveyed through bequests, gift annuities, and charitable trusts of various kinds. The assets conveyed to the charity are often in forms other than cash: stocks and bonds, marketable real estate, life insurance policies, retirement funds and the like.

It is highly recommended that you work closely with a financial planner to create an estate plan that meets your future intentions and
current needs. This overview outlines just a few of the options to keep in mind when creating your estate plan: Stop Predatory Gambling Foundation Planned Giving Overview. Although not required or binding, this document is helpful to have in our records: Stop Predatory Gambling Foundation Bequest Intention Form

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact National Director Les Bernal. Thank you.

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I/We have provided for the following bequest to the Stop Predatory Gambling Foundation, and, based on current estimates, believe there will be sufficient assets in my/our estate(s) to satisfy this bequest in the future. I/We may, at any time, choose to satisfy this gift intention during my life/our lives.

This statement may be altered by me/us at any time in writing. I/We intend for this statement to operate as a good faith declaration of my/our hopes and intentions, and do not intend this statement to create an obligation that is binding and enforceable against my/our estate. Should I/we change this provision in the future, I/we will notify the National Director and/or Director of Development at Stop Predatory Gambling.

I/we have attached a copy of the pertinent provision(s) of my/our estate plan(s) (not required but recommended).
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