Estate Giving
Estate Giving allows you to make arrangements for your estate by including Olive Crest in your plans. By leaving a legacy gift to Olive Crest, you ensure that your commitment to end child abuse will continue on after your lifetime.
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There are many ways you can include Olive Crest in your estate planning, including:
- Gifts of stocks and bonds
- Gifts of real estate
- Gifts of retirement assets
- Gifts of insurance
- Bequests
- Charitable gift annuities
- And much, much more
HAVE YOU INCLUDED OLIVE CREST IN YOUR ESTATE PLANS?
If you have already included Olive Crest in your will, trust, or other estate plans, we would be honored to know. By sharing your plans with us through a Statement of Intent, you help us recognize your generosity and welcome you into our Legacy Society.
Your decision to invest in the future of children and families is a meaningful expression of hope that will continue for generations. Thank you for including Olive Crest in your legacy.
Sharing your intentions is completely optional and does not create a legally binding commitment or change your existing estate plans.
The Legacy Society
In recognition and honor of your estate gift to our efforts in child abuse prevention and treatment, we are privileged to include you in the Olive Crest Legacy Society.
The Legacy Society is comprised of individuals who have allowed Olive Crest to benefit from their estate giving. We designed this special program to honor our estate donors. As an esteemed member of the Legacy Society, we recognize your gift in hopes your contribution will inspire others to remember Olive Crest in their estate plans as well.
Through Olive Crest, your generosity transforms the lives of children in crisis for generations to come. We are humbled you would consider providing your financial support to our cause. Once you notify Olive Crest of your estate gift, you will be recognized as part of our Legacy Society.
HOW RECENT TAX LAW CHANGES AFFECT YOUR ESTATE GIVING
Recent federal tax law updates have created new opportunities for charitable giving—both now and through your estate. Understanding these changes can help you maximize your impact for children and families in crisis while aligning with your financial and legacy goals.
