Charitable Gift Annuity Enrollment Form 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Charitable Gift Annuity Enrollment Form in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out the 'Personal Information' section. Enter your name, Social Security number, birth date, and contact details including day and evening phone numbers and email address.
  3. Indicate whether you are the income beneficiary of the gift by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'. If there is a different income beneficiary, provide their information in the designated fields.
  4. In the 'Gift Information' section, specify what you will use to make your gift. Ensure that it meets the minimum requirement of $10,000. If applicable, include details about stock ownership and its fair market value.
  5. Select your anonymity preference regarding publication listings and confirm that you have read the Disclosure Statement by signing and dating where indicated.
  6. Finally, provide contact information for an alternative person for protection purposes before submitting your completed form.

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A charitable remainder trust (CRT) provides income like a charitable gift annuity. What makes it different is that you have many options when establishing a CRT, including choosing the investment model so your trust can grow the way you want it to.
Report your Form 1099-R and enter your charitable gift annuity information (if you need help reporting Form 1099-R, go to our Form 1099-R - Basic Information FAQ): From within your Form 1099-R, continue with the interview process until you reach the screen titled Enter the remaining details from the Form 1099-R.
Irrevocable trusts and GRATs allow the grantor to transfer assets to beneficiaries, potentially minimizing taxes. CRTs, however, require that the remainder of the trust assets be distributed to one or more qualified U.S. charitable organizations after the payment term ends.
Compared to a traditional, non-charitable annuity, though, rates of return may be lower because the primary purpose of a charitable gift annuity is to benefit the charity. This is a consideration for anyone thinking about how to best balance their charitable goals with their financial plans.
The law created a new life-income qualified charitable distribution or QCD with the following parameters: Available to those age 70 or older; The annuity can be at our standard Pomona Plan annuity rates; In 2024, the maximum qualifying IRA distribution is $54,000.

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Both allow you to avoid capital gains taxes and reduce your estate size for beneficiaries upon your passing. The main difference lies in how funds are spent. A CRT allows non-charitable beneficiaries to draw an income while a DAF goes directly to charity.
Yes. Just like an outright gift of a QCD, a QCD to fund a life income plan satisfies the donors RMD dollar for dollar. There is more information about RMDs below. Can a supporter name others to receive payments from a Legacy IRA QCD CGA?

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