Thurston Woods Village is a Not-For-Profit Retirement Community featuring a wide variety of housing and quality Health Care for the elderly.


 
Charitable Giving - How To Give


1. Cash: Gifts by cash, credit card or check.
2. Bequests: A bequest is a very simple and uncomplicated way to help provide for the future of Thurston Woods Village. A bequest may be of a specific sum, a percentage, or the residue of an estate, and may consist of cash, securities, life insurance proceeds, real estate and/or personal property.
3. Charitable Gift Annuity: In exchange for an irrevocable gift of cash, securities, or other assets, one or two donors receive a fixed sum each year for life. The amount of fixed income is based on the donor(s) age(s), and in most cases, part of each payment is tax-free.
4. Investment Assets: Stocks and bonds, retirement funds (please consult your tax advisor), real estate and other property, if they have grown in value, make it possible to give a larger donation for less cost and even provide tax benefits for you.
5. Life Insurance: Gifts of life insurance are a great way to leverage your giving. Donate paid-up life insurance policies with cash values, or new policies, with Thurston Woods Village named as the owner and the beneficiary. Some of our supporters no longer need their life insurance policy (purchased years ago to provide for children or other family members) and they can donate the policy to Thurston Woods Village.
6. Securities: Securities, both publicly traded and closely held, and bonds can be used to make a gift to Thurston Woods Village. A donor is entitled to a charitable tax deduction equal to the value of the securities on the date of the gift. Thurston Woods Village is able to sell the securities and use the proceeds, without reduction by capital gains taxes because of TWV’s status as a nonprofit organization. Gifts of closely held stock require additional planning and may require approval by the TWV Board of Directors.
7. Corporate Gift: If you are an owner or CEO of a business, consider making a corporate gift through which you may derive federal tax benefits as well as additional benefits.
8. Corporate Matching Gifts: Some corporations provide a matching amount for a employee contribution. If your company provides this benefit, it is a great way to increase your donation. To find out if your company or your spouse’s company offers a matching gift program, contact the company’s Human Resources Office.

*Thurston Woods Village is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation. Your gift may be tax deductible. We encourage you to consult your financial advisor or attorney before choosing any of our plans.