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A NEW LEVEL OF KINGDOM IMPACT

LEGACY FUND

A Legacy Fund is a type of Donor Advised Fund (DAF) that is a tax deductible charitable account. Direct funds to the approved charities of your choice!

Read Doug's Story

Doug and Julie Crozier have funded $50,000 per year for three years. The year they began, they received a tax write-off of $17,500*. In addition, they accrue $3,000 of compounded interest to go toward the charity(ies) of their choice each year.

Over five years, they donated $250,000write off $87,500*, and accrue $15,000 toward their fund to give to charities.

*Tax write-offs may vary based on personal financials.

Our Legacy Fund Booklet

Click below to download our online Legacy Fund Booklet. Have a copy for yourself and share with others looking for opportunities to grow the Kingdom.

I’m ready to give

If you’re ready to set up your Legacy Fund with The Solomon Foundation, or if you have any questions, please contact us to get started!

The Benefits of a tax deductible Legacy Fund:

Establish your Legacy Fund without charges or fees.

Recommend grants to charitable organizations from your interest, on your timeline.

Contribute to your Legacy Fund, frequently or occasionally.

Your Legacy Fund will not diminish or be subject to market risk.

Give noncash gifts in creative ways: stocks, bonds, mutual funds, real estate, etc.

A Legacy Fund is for you if:

You want flexibility on who receives grants from your gift and when they receive them.

MORE WAYS TO GIVE

Field of Interest Fund

A FIELD OF INTEREST FUND is for you if you are passionate about growing the kingdom, and don’t want to worry about minimum contributions.

Charitable Remainder Unitrust

A CHARITABLE REMAINDER UNITRUST (CRUT) is for you if you want a steady stream of income while also giving to The Solomon Foundation.

Estate Giving

ESTATE GIVING is for you if you want to leave an intentional legacy behind.

Non-Monetary Gifts

A NON-MONETARY GIFT is for you if you want to see the kingdom grow but have something other than cash or securities to give.

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