You can leave a legacy
to Piedmont, provide for your family's needs, and minimize taxes by making
a planned gift to the college. Planned gifts can me made in the form
of:
- Bequests – You can easily include Piedmont College in your
will. Bequests, large and small, continue to provide substantial capital
support for Piedmont's programs.
- Annuities or Trusts – An annuity or trust can help Piedmont
while allowing you to achieve your goals. One or more of these vehicles might
allow you to make a charitable gift and receive life income for yourself,
a loved one, or provide for your family while minimizing your taxes.
- Gifts of Appreciated Stock, Bonds, Real Estate or Life Insurance
– These gifts may carry tax benefits for you while strengthening Piedmont's
endowment. You may minimize your capital gains or other taxes while helping
students gain an education.
Careful planning can make charitable giving a true financial advantage,
not only for the college but for the donor as well. Tax laws make certain
types of gifts more advantageous than others. In a planned gift, the
donor gives a future interest in property, with actual transfer of the property
deferred to some future time. We encourage you to consider a planned gift
and suggest that you consult your financial advisor or lawyer while developing
your financial plan.
The Office of Institutional Advancement will assist in providing the information,
procedures and resources necessary to complete any gift. For more information,
contact Nancy Singer, at nsinger@piedmont.edu, or by phone at (706) 778-3000
or 1-800-868-1641, or write to:
The Office of Institutional
Advancement
Piedmont
College
P.O. Box
429
Demorest,
GA 30535
Phone: (706)
778-3000 or 1-800-868-1641
Fax:
(706) 776-0133
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