Consider a Planned Gift for the Ottumwa Symphony Orchestra
A planned gift to the Ottumwa Symphony Orchestra Foundation ensures the Symphony will continue to serve the Ottumwa Community and southeast Iowa. The avenues of giving below are opportunities to keep live classical music alive for our future generations.
bequestA bequest is a provision in your will or trust that directs a portion of your estate to a named beneficiary, such as the Ottumwa Symphony Orchestra Foundation. Charitable bequests reduce your taxable estate and may also provide significant estate tax savings.
life insuranceThis is an affordable way for donors to make a significant gift to the Ottumwa Symphony Orchestra Foundation.
retirement plan assetsCurrent law states that any remaining balance in your qualified retirement plan is fully included in your estate for tax purposes and can be subject to both income tax and estate tax. By naming the Ottumwa Symphony Orchestra Foundation as a beneficiary of your retirement plan, both forms of tax are avoided. The value of the estate is reduced for tax purposes, which could benefit heirs.
This information is presented for illustrative purposes only. Donors should consult their professional advisors in making their planned gifts.
The Ottumwa Symphony Orchestra Foundation is certified 501 ( c ) 3 by the Internal Revenue Service – as such all gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowable by law. Questions? Email theottumwasymphonyorchestra@gmail.com
or call Maggie Morrissey at 641-680-0516 |