Planned Giving and Endowments
Today – your presence is needed. For your family. For our local Jewish community. For Israel. For the Jewish people. But what will happen when you can no longer be there? A planned gift enables you to be present forever. You don't have to be wealthy to help, it just requires planning. Create a Jewish legacy for future generations.
Giving Vehicles
Donor Advised Funds
a DAF is a flexible, tax-efficient charitable giving account to which you, your family, and even friends can contribute. The money is invested and grows over time. You can make distributions to charities of your choice. With a minimum gift of $2,500 to the St Paul Jewish Federation, you can establish a DAF.
Gift of IRA or Retirement Plan Assets
Naming the St Paul Federation as a beneficiary of your IRA or making a Qualified Charitable Distribution to the St Paul Federation from IRA assets is an easy, tax-wise way to support the vital work of the Federation today and tomorrow.
Planned Giving Endowments
PLANNED ENDOWMENT FUNDS enable you or your organization to provide support to an agency or synagogue for their general operations or for a specific program. Today – your presence is needed. For your family. For our local Jewish community. For Israel. For the Jewish people. But what will happen when you can no longer be there? A planned gift enables you to be present forever. You don't have to be wealthy to help, it just requires planning.
Bequest
CHARITABLE BEQUESTS are instructions in a will that designate a specific dollar amount or a portion of your estate to charity. You may use a charitable bequest to establish a fund within the St. Paul Jewish Federation to enable you to help ensure the future well-being of the Jewish community.
Legacy Funds
A LEGACY FUND perpetuates a commitment in your name to the St. Paul Jewish Federation’s Annual Campaign. Legacy Funds ensure the future vitality of our Jewish community both locally and overseas. For more information contact Juliana Sellers at jsellers@stpaulfed.org or 612.810.1820.