Legacy Circle
The term "planned giving" is traditionally reserved for large gifts that often require detailed planning in consultation with an attorney, tax accountant or other financial advisors. Typically, such planning includes a review of your objectives in making the gift, and the impact of the gift on your financial and estate planning.
Among the instruments most frequently used in making a planned gift to the Fowler Center are bequests (wills), charitable remainder trusts, and charitable gift annuities. In addition to these gift methods, there are other philanthropic investment instruments that also have important charitable gift applications.
The best way to support the Fowler Center is to determine which method achieves your objective and is consistent with the interests and needs of the Center. Your personal involvement and investment will be gratefully received and deeply appreciated. Our Development Department staff will be pleased to meet with you to discuss your particular interests and philanthropic objectives.
Among the instruments most frequently used in making a planned gift to the Fowler Center are bequests (wills), charitable remainder trusts, and charitable gift annuities. In addition to these gift methods, there are other philanthropic investment instruments that also have important charitable gift applications.
The best way to support the Fowler Center is to determine which method achieves your objective and is consistent with the interests and needs of the Center. Your personal involvement and investment will be gratefully received and deeply appreciated. Our Development Department staff will be pleased to meet with you to discuss your particular interests and philanthropic objectives.
For More Information Please Contact Christy Brecklein at (870) 972-2758