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Planned Giving to Stanford GB When you make a planned gift to Stanford GB, your legacy helps ensure the schools long term future. By providing for the GB in your will, trust, retirement account, or

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1. Start by researching and selecting a reputable organization or charity that offers planned giving options.
2. Contact the organization to request information on their planned giving program.
3. Review the provided materials and familiarize yourself with the different options available, such as bequests, charitable gift annuities, and charitable remainder trusts.
4. Consider consulting with an attorney or financial advisor to ensure that your planned giving strategy aligns with your overall financial goals and estate planning needs.
5. Determine the amount or percentage of your estate that you would like to allocate to the chosen organization.
6. Decide on the specific assets or property you wish to include in your planned gift.
7. Complete the necessary documentation, which may include a will, trust agreement, beneficiary designation form, or other legal instruments.
8. Notify the organization or charity about your planned gift and provide them with any required documentation.
9. Regularly review and update your planned giving arrangements as needed to reflect any changes in your financial situation or philanthropic objectives.
10. Share your decision with your loved ones and inform them about your planned giving intentions.

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2. Individuals who want to leave a lasting legacy and make a positive impact beyond their lifetime.
3. Those who have a significant estate and wish to protect their assets, minimize taxes, and create a charitable plan as part of their overall estate planning.
4. Donors who want to ensure that their assets are distributed according to their wishes and to specific organizations or causes.
5. People who are interested in receiving potential tax benefits or financial incentives through planned giving.

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Planned giving refers to a method of supporting nonprofits and charities by leaving a gift in a will or estate plan.

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Individuals who wish to leave a charitable gift in their will or estate plan are required to file planned giving.

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The purpose of planned giving is to provide long-term support to nonprofits and charities and leave a lasting impact on the causes individuals care about.

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Information such as the name of the charity or nonprofit, the specific gift or bequest, and any conditions or restrictions must be reported on planned giving.