The Sholom Foundation Heritage Society was
created to honor and recognize the many thoughtful and visionary friends who
have included Sholom Foundation in their estate plans. For nearly 100 years,
Sholom has made a considerable and meaningful impact on the entire community.
As a member of the Sholom Foundation Heritage Society, you
are choosing to perpetuate a caring, comfortable and dignified environment for
your elderly loved ones in a nurturing Jewish atmosphere.
Through your deferred gift, you will leave a legacy that will impact generations well into the future and long after you are gone.
Become a Heritage Society member through:
· a simple bequest in your will to Sholom Foundation—regardless of size;
· naming Sholom Foundation a beneficiary of your life insurance policy, IRA or pension fund; or,
· funding a Sholom Foundation charitable gift annuity or charitable trust
Several deferred
giving options, such as a charitable gift annuity or charitable trust, can give
you a reliable income stream at favorable rates and tax benefits for as long as
you live, along with the knowledge that Sholom will receive the balance of this
asset upon your death.
Hopefully, as each of us reaches an age at which we may
require Sholom’s services; there will continue to be the programs and facilities
of the Sholom Community
Jay D. Goldberg, Sholom Foundation President
Members of the Sholom Foundation Heritage Society will
be honored and acknowledged in each issue of the Circle of Life newsletter
as well as with permanent recognition at both the Norman and Lisette
Ackerberg Campus in
Have you named Sholom Foundation in
your estate plans?
Would you like more information
about providing a future gift to Sholom and membership in the Sholom Foundation
Heritage Society?
If so:
·
Please call
· Add a bequest* in your will (you may choose to use the suggested wording in a simple bequest)
·
Complete the printable Letter
of Intent and return to Sholom Foundation,
*We
recommend that you contact your estate planning professional to make a bequest
in your will or any deferred gift
A simple statement in your
Will or Living Trust is all it takes to make a powerful gift. Gifts may be
made in cash, securities, real estate or tangible personal property and may
be fully deductible in determining your estate taxes. You
will want the provision to state our legal name: A 501(c) (3) non-profit corporation
in It
would be helpful if you would notify Sholom Foundation of your bequest so
you can be acknowledged and honored, and Sholom can plan for the future.
A SIMPLE BEQUEST
SHOLOM FOUNDATION