Planned Giving – Wills, Trusts & Annuities You can create a lasting impact with ZERO Prostate Cancer through planned giving. Discover ways to make a bequest and include ZERO in your estate planning. Jump To Jump To Leave Your Legacy Bequests By including ZERO Prostate Cancer in your estate plans, you can create a lasting impact that transcends generations. Your legacy offers enduring support and hope to prostate cancer patients and their families, empowering them to overcome challenges and forge a brighter future. Leave Your Lasting Legacy There are various meaningful ways to make a planned gift, such as a bequest in a will or trust, beneficiary designation of a retirement plan, IRA, life insurance policy, or account, and other thoughtful giving options.Leaving a legacy gift to support those affected by prostate cancer is simple. You can easily include a bequest in your will or designate ZERO as a beneficiary, ensuring that your generosity continues to make a difference. Additionally, you can explore tax-wise gift arrangements that provide lifetime income for you and your loved ones or pass on assets to heirs with reduced tax implications. Questions? Contact Us! Create a Meaningful BequestWith the assistance of an advisor, you can include specific language in your will or trust to designate a gift to your family, friends, or ZERO Prostate Cancer as part of your estate plan. To help you, here's sample bequest language for a will, codicil, or revocable living trust:I give (legal description of property, specific dollar amount, desired percentage, or the rest, residue, and remainder of my estate) to:ZERO Prostate Cancer, a not-for-profit organization 501(c)(3)201 N. Union St., Mailbox 110Alexandria, VA 22314EIN: 59-3400922You can make a bequest in various ways:Gift a specific dollar amount or assetGift a percentage of your estateGift from the balance or residue of your estateMake a beneficiary designation of certain assetsIf you have already included a gift to ZERO Prostate Cancer in your will or trust, thank you!To designate ZERO Prostate Cancer as the charitable beneficiary of an IRA, life insurance policy, or a donor-advised fund (DAF), simply provide the following information to your plan administrator:Legal name: ZERO Prostate CancerAddress: 201 N. Union St., Mailbox 110, Alexandria, VA 22314Federal Tax ID: 59-3400922 I support ZERO because I know what it's like to be told you have prostate cancer, not once but twice. I'm happy to help others facing a similar diagnosis. — Gary Kovanda, Prostate Cancer Patient
By including ZERO Prostate Cancer in your estate plans, you can create a lasting impact that transcends generations. Your legacy offers enduring support and hope to prostate cancer patients and their families, empowering them to overcome challenges and forge a brighter future.
Leave Your Lasting Legacy There are various meaningful ways to make a planned gift, such as a bequest in a will or trust, beneficiary designation of a retirement plan, IRA, life insurance policy, or account, and other thoughtful giving options.Leaving a legacy gift to support those affected by prostate cancer is simple. You can easily include a bequest in your will or designate ZERO as a beneficiary, ensuring that your generosity continues to make a difference. Additionally, you can explore tax-wise gift arrangements that provide lifetime income for you and your loved ones or pass on assets to heirs with reduced tax implications. Questions? Contact Us!
Create a Meaningful BequestWith the assistance of an advisor, you can include specific language in your will or trust to designate a gift to your family, friends, or ZERO Prostate Cancer as part of your estate plan. To help you, here's sample bequest language for a will, codicil, or revocable living trust:I give (legal description of property, specific dollar amount, desired percentage, or the rest, residue, and remainder of my estate) to:ZERO Prostate Cancer, a not-for-profit organization 501(c)(3)201 N. Union St., Mailbox 110Alexandria, VA 22314EIN: 59-3400922You can make a bequest in various ways:Gift a specific dollar amount or assetGift a percentage of your estateGift from the balance or residue of your estateMake a beneficiary designation of certain assetsIf you have already included a gift to ZERO Prostate Cancer in your will or trust, thank you!To designate ZERO Prostate Cancer as the charitable beneficiary of an IRA, life insurance policy, or a donor-advised fund (DAF), simply provide the following information to your plan administrator:Legal name: ZERO Prostate CancerAddress: 201 N. Union St., Mailbox 110, Alexandria, VA 22314Federal Tax ID: 59-3400922
I support ZERO because I know what it's like to be told you have prostate cancer, not once but twice. I'm happy to help others facing a similar diagnosis. — Gary Kovanda, Prostate Cancer Patient
