Whether you designate a specific amount or leave a percentage of your estate, remembering BGCOR in your will or bequest is a meaningful way to ensure your legacy gift will empower BGCOR’s work far into the future.
Naming BGCOR as a beneficiary of one of your assets (IRAs or retirement plans, life insurance policy, etc.) is a simple and powerful way to support the life-changing work of our Clubs without having to pay an attorney to update your will.
Turn your generosity into lifetime income! Instead of choosing between your philanthropic goals and financial security, CGAs allow you to receive fixed payments for life in exchange for a donation that benefits children in your community.
Leave a legacy by gifting one of your most significant non-cash assets—real estate—all while enjoying a tax deduction and avoiding capital gains tax! Bonus: You can even avoid the hassle of selling. Just deed the property directly to BGCOR.
Gifts of life insurance are an easy way to make a major gift at a modest cost. Options include naming BGCOR as beneficiary, donating a no-longer needed policy, or even establishing and donating a new policy.
“I am very proud that my support—through donations as well as my planned gift—for Boys & Girls Clubs of the Ocoee Region, will forever tie my personal legacy to the Club's legacy. I consider this to be a great honor.”
“It was an easy decision to include the Club in my estate planning. You don’t need to be a certain age. You don’t need to be wealthy. You only need to believe in the value the Club offers and want to offer that to more kids.”
Listed below are some of the events that we hold throughout the year to aide you in Legacy Planning. Click on any event to see more details!
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One of the main reasons for committing to a planned and/or “Legacy Gift” is the goal of providing a secure financial future for the Club that you love. There are several ways to make a planned gift, but the most common is designating a gift in your will. These gifts are commonly given as a …
