Planned Giving
Are you looking for a way to benefit your loved ones and KVNO? Have a retirement account that you’re not quite ready to tap into? Would you like to find a way to maximize your estate and your legacy?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, planned giving may be an option for you. Some planned gifts can be made without giving any money right now; others will provide an income to you or return assets to family members. The best news of all is that planned gifts can often provide significant tax advantages and help keep classical music playing well into the future in the Omaha metro.
What are the different types of planned gifts?
Bequests
You designate a specific percentage, dollar amount or item to be donated to KVNO through your will or living trust.
Retirement Plan Assets
Benefit KVNO while still generating income for family members and saving on taxes.
Life Insurance
You can name KVNO as beneficiary or owner and beneficiary of a life insurance policy.
Real Estate
You can give a remainder interest in your home or farm to KVNO while continuing to live in your home for as long as you like.
Charitable Gift Annuities
In exchange for your gift of cash, stocks or bonds, KVNO will pay a fixed income to beneficiaries you name for their lifetime, and you receive an immediate income tax deduction.
Charitable Remainder Unitrust
This type of trust allows you or a beneficiary to receive an income from your gift.
Charitable Lead Trust
With this option, your assets are transferred to a trust that generates income to support KVNO and you receive a tax benefit.
How do I learn more?
If you’d like to learn more, fill out the short form below or contact KVNO Development Director Ben Rasmussen at 402-554-5877 or brasmussen@unomaha.edu. More information is also available at the NU Foundation’s website.
Planned Giving
I’m interested in learning more about planned giving! Please contact me regarding information about ways planned giving can benefit me, my family and KVNO, Omaha’s Classical Radio.
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