Planned Giving: A Legacy That Lasts
Planned giving, or legacy giving, is a way to create a meaningful impact by designating a portion of your estate to a nonprofit organization like Christian Living Communities (CLC). These gifts honor your values and legacy while supporting causes you care about well into the future.
Planned gifts offer flexibility, allowing you to:
- Maintain control of your assets during your lifetime.
- Provide for loved ones first, ensuring your family's needs are met.
- Maximize tax benefits while supporting CLC’s mission.
Legacy gifts can take many forms, such as bequests, beneficiary designations, or donations of assets like real estate or stocks. Every gift, large or small, strengthens CLC in transformative and lasting ways.
We’re here to help you explore how simple and rewarding planned giving can be. Let’s ensure your legacy makes a difference for generations to come.
Compassion Circle
The Compassion Circle honors those who include Christian Living Communities (CLC) in their long-term plans through a Legacy Gift. These thoughtful gifts create a lasting impact, ensuring your generosity benefits future generations while allowing CLC to express gratitude during your lifetime.
To help us honor your wishes, we invite you to complete a confidential Acknowledgement Form. This non-binding declaration of intent can be updated at any time and carries no obligation to complete a gift.
To learn more about Planned Giving or to download a complimentary Estate Planning Guide, visit www.clclegacy.org.
For more information, contact Stephanie Manley, Director of Philanthropy, at 720.974.3675 or smanley@clcliving.org. All inquiries are held in strict confidence.
Stephanie Manley
Director of Philanthropy
To learn more, please contact Stephanie at 720-974-3675 or smanley@clcliving.org.
All inquiries are held in strict confidence. There is never an expectation or obligation to complete any gift.
Hear from a Supporter
“I just really love it here, and felt if [an estate plan gift] helped someone else love it like I did, it would be worth my while to do that.”Elaine Westblade