Support the Anchorage Library Foundation
Planned Gifts
Why make a planned gift to the Anchorage Library Foundation?
A planned gift to the Anchorage Library Foundation helps ensure the future growth and sustainability of the Anchorage Public Library. You can provide a legacy of knowledge and exploration through planned giving, which enables you to support the work of the Anchorage Library Foundation as you plan for your financial future.
Please consider a planned gift to the Anchorage Library Foundation and deliver the power of information, imagination, and inspiration to the future generations of our community.
Consult your financial advisor to find the planned gift that best fits your situation.
Please contact the Foundation at info@anchoragelibraryfoundation.org if you have further questions or would like to make a planned gift to the Anchorage Library Foundation.
Planned Giving Options
For informational purposes only, and is not intended to be tax or legal advice. Prior to making a gift to Anchorage Library Foundation, please consult a qualified financial advisor.
Direct Gift to ANCHORAGE LIBRARY FOUNDATION |
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- Stocks and bonds
- Cash
- Real estate
- Personal property (art, vehicle, etc.)
- Life insurance
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- Income tax deduction
- Possible estate tax reduction
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Who? |
- Anyone who wants to benefit library activities now
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Bequests through your Will, Trust, or Beneficiary Plan |
What? |
- A gift through your will allows you to retain ownership and management of your assets during your lifetime.
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Why? |
- Provides possible estate tax savings
- Allows you to retain ownership and management of your assets
- Modifications can be made if life situations change
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Who? |
- For those who want to make a substantial gift to libraries, and would like to retain assets during their lifetime.
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Contact your financial advisor for more information on trusts and annuities.
For informational purposes only, and is not intended to be tax or legal advice. Prior to making a gift to Anchorage Library Foundation, please consult a qualified financial advisor.
