We invite you to connect with us to explore the planned giving opportunities that are right for you:

Wills & Trusts:

Remembering Community Access in your will or trust is easy to do. Simply designate Community Access to receive a specific dollar amount or percentage of your estate assets.

Charitable Trusts:

Charitable remainder and lead trusts blend the desire to secure your own or your family’s financial future with your charitable intent for Community Access.

Retirement Funds:

You can name Community Access as the partial or sole beneficiary of your IRA, 401(K), 403(B) or other retirement assets. By leaving such assets to Community Access, you can pass other types of assets to your heirs which may lower their tax burden.

Life Insurance:

You can name Community Access as the partial or sole beneficiary of your life insurance policy. By leaving the proceeds of an insurance policy to Community Access, the gift of the insurance policy will not be subject to estate taxes.

If you have already included Community Access in your estate planning, please call us so that we may personally thank you and recognize your support in our Planned Giving Circle.

Questions?

John Williams
Chief Development and Communications Officer
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