LEGACIES, BEQUESTS, and PLANNED GIVING
Make a valuable contribution to the Columbia County Historical Society with no out-of-pocket expense — and get tax benefits, too!
We offer a number of Planned Giving strategies, all of which benefit both you and the Columbia County Historical Society.
We offer a number of Planned Giving strategies, all of which benefit both you and the Columbia County Historical Society.
How Planned Giving Helps The Columbia County Historical Society
Remember Columbia County Historical Society in your estate planning. Your financial advisor can help you determine what means are best for you (bequests or charitable lead and remainder trusts, insurance policies, or retirement plans and IRAs).
Unlike repeating fundraising cycles of Membership and Annual Fund campaigns, Planned Giving donations over time help us achieve financial independence and self-sufficiency. Property Bequests enrich our collections and enhance our public exhibitions.
There are many ways to make a planned gift, including:
WILLS AND TESTAMENTS
CCHS will not share or sell a donor's personal information with any other party, nor send donor mailings on behalf of other organizations.
Unlike repeating fundraising cycles of Membership and Annual Fund campaigns, Planned Giving donations over time help us achieve financial independence and self-sufficiency. Property Bequests enrich our collections and enhance our public exhibitions.
There are many ways to make a planned gift, including:
WILLS AND TESTAMENTS
- Percentage Bequest: A percentage of the donor’s estate is left to CCHS
- Specific Bequest: A specific dollar amount is left to CCHS
- Property Bequest: An important object or fine collection of Columbia County objects and/or paintings are left to CCHS
- Charitable Lead and Remainder Trusts, IRAs, retirement plans etc are left to CCHS
CCHS will not share or sell a donor's personal information with any other party, nor send donor mailings on behalf of other organizations.
