Donations

For those who are committed to the work of Seniors vs. Crime reaching out to all kinds of people in our community, we want you to consider supporting us through a Planned Gift. Through conversation with your advisor and a Seniors vs. Crime representative you can develop a strategy of charitable giving that works both to your advantage and those who are helped by Seniors vs. Crime . The best plans for you will reflect what you wish to accomplish for yourself, your family and charitable organizations and causes you choose.

The Seniors vs. Crime is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization. Contributions are deductible for Federal Income Tax purposes to the extent permitted under Section 170 (b)(1)(A) of the Internal Revenue Code for individual donors and Section 170 (b)(2) for corporations.

Giving
Gifts are possible through the following options:
Wills Life Insurance Fixed Payment Trust Variable Payment Trust Deferred Gift Annuity Memorial Giving Contribute Appreciated Assets		Charitable Gift Annuity Gift Annuity Coupon Pooled Income Fund Real Estate Remainders Revocable Living Trust Retirement Accounts Direct donation

Gifts in any of the above forms may be designated to the Seniors vs. Crime for its general use and purpose or for a specific type of work, institution or geographical location. The form of Gift most widely understood is a bequest by will. For any additional information about these opportunities, please contact the Seniors vs. Crime Project at 800-203-3099.

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Please complete the online submission form if you wish to be contacted about a donation to Seniors vs. Crime. Please know all information after first, last, and phone below is optional. We would just like to know about you and your wishes before we call.

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Copyright © 2006 Seniors Vs. Crime Project - Special Project of Attorney General
Last modified: 02/05/08