Seven out of 10 people die without making a will, causing their estates to be probated by the state. By proper financial planning—in which a will is the first ingredient—you may discover you have an estate that will meet your needs and the needs of your beneficiaries and that you can also provide for charitable causes. The Southern Baptist Foundation will help you explore this kind of planning.

When you include the Southern Baptist Foundation in your financial and estate plans, you may increase your income and provide future support for areas that are important to you. Many times you can make a larger gift than you might have thought possible -- while also benefiting yourself.*

 

Types of planned gifts:

Bequests Under Wills
Life Income Agreement
Charitable Gift Annuity
Charitable Remainder Trust

WAYS TO CONTRIBUTE TO SOUTHERN BAPTIST CAUSES
As with all monetary contributions, gifts can be designated for particular areas. Monetary gifts can be given in a number of ways, such as:

Cash or checks - The most common and convenient way to give is through cash or check donations.
Securities, stocks, bonds, mutual funds - Securities can be transferred or assigned to SBF.
Real Estate

 

The Southern Baptist Foundation has a number of planned giving opportunities for you to consider, one or more of which may allow you to make a greater financial investment in interpreting Christ to the people of the world. If you wish further information, contact the Southern Baptist Foundation at, 901 Commerce Street, Ste. 600, Nashville, TN 37203 or call (800) 245-8183.

 

* Seek the counsel of your financial or legal representative for information relative to your particular situation.