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Selecting the best gift plan depends on your personal financial situation and goals. As tax laws are always changing and each individual's situation is unique, you are encouraged to consult with financial advisors to determine which method of contributing is most beneficial to you. Please ask yourself what would you do if you could to ensure quality education into the future.

There are many creative ways of giving so that you are able to meet your needs, those of your family and have the opportunity to give to the College. Pledges are commitments made in good faith, but are not legally binding. You may want to consider stretching your pledge over a five-year pledge period to maximize the total amount of your support. We encourage all donors to consider a 10-20 percent down payment to begin your commitment.

Gifts made by cash or check are the most common and will allow Presentation College to address its immediate needs. However, we will gratefully accept gifts in various forms, including those described below:
Bequests - Bequests may be made through your will and may include a dollar amount or a percentage of your estate.
Life Insurance - You may donate to the campaign by making Presentation College the owner and beneficiary of your insurance policy.
Securities - A gift of appreciated stock is a most advantageous form of giving.
Real Estate - If you have owned the property for 12 months or more, you avoid capital gains taxes and may deduct the property’s fair market value.
Charitable Lead Trusts - Charitable Lead Trusts are funded with an asset and the earnings are contributed to Presentation College for the life of the trust. When the trust reaches its termination date, the principal goes to your beneficiaries.
Charitable Remainder Trusts - Charitable Remainder Trusts are funded with an asset and the earnings are paid as income to you and your beneficiaries. Upon the death of the last beneficiary, the principal goes to Presentation College.
Gift Annuity - Gift annuities provide you with a lifetime income. The annual return on your gift generally varies depending on your age. You also receive a tax deduction, tax-free return of principal and deferment of capital gains tax if you use appreciated assets to make the gift.

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