A gift in your will, called a bequest, is one of the simplest ways to make a gift.
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Using securities to make a gift may reduce or eliminate federal capital gains tax.
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A gift of savings bonds through your will allows you to donate the full value of bonds while reducing taxes on your estate.
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A gift of retirement plan assets in your will can help you avoid or reduce federal income taxes.
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If you plan to purchase a new life insurance policy or have a life insurance policy you no longer need, you can fund a gift by naming the Sigma Nu Educational Foundation as beneficiary of the policy.
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Making a gift using real estate, either outright or via a trust or will, offers numerous benefits.
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Using remainder interest in your home allows you to make a gift and to continue living in your home for the rest of your life.
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A revocable trust agreement allows you to transfer assets—usually cash and securities—to the trust, and allows the trustee to manage the assets and pay to you the net income or a portion of the principal.
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Making a gift using a charitable lead trust allows you to make a donation now while reducing the tax burden for your heirs in the future.
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Charitable remainder trusts can be used to make a gift that pays you income each year for the rest of your life from assets you give to the trust you create.
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By making a gift using a charitable gift annuity, you will receive fixed annuity payments during your retirement years.
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Making a gift in your name or in the name of a loved using a memorial or endowment allows you leave an enduring statement of your support.
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A donor advised fund allows you to make written agreement between you and a charitable organization that distributes gifts, and gives you the right to recommend that distributions (i.e., grants) be made from your fund to the Sigma Nu Educational Foundation.
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