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How to Create Your A wide variety of ways to share are available to meet virtually any situation including:
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Charitable Lead Trusts - You can name the Foundation as beneficiary of income from a trust for a specific number of years. Ultimately, the corpus, or remaining assets of the trust, goes to other named beneficiaries, such as children or grandchildren. Charitable Remainder Trusts - You can provide lifetime income for yourself or other beneficiaries and leave the remainder of the estate to the Community Foundation. |
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The Legacy Society - Honoring the Legacy of Donald B. Rintelman Those donating outright gifts having a value of $10,000 and those naming the Greater Cedarburg Community Foundation as a beneficiary in their wills, a beneficiary of a charitable lead trust or a charitable remainder trust or the irrevocable beneficiary of a life insurance policy automatically become members of the Cedarburg Foundation's Legacy Society and are listed as such in the Foundation's publications. For more information on becoming a Legacy Society Member, please contact:
or any other member of the Foundation's Board of Directors.
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For donors seeking to make large gifts, the Greater Cedarburg Community Foundation can serve both as an operating charity and a private foundation. The Foundation is able to offer the simplicity and tax advantages of a public charity combined with the personal recognition, donor involvement, and flexibility of a private foundation. Key features of the Greater Cedarburg Community Foundation are:
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