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“The unique and historic moment we have inherited in the United States church [is]…
that we have a greater concentration of evangelical wealth than ever before in history…
more than enough to fund the fulfillment of the Great Commission.”
– J. Dickerson
Jesus’ parable of the shrewd steward in Luke 16 demonstrates that as Christians we ought to use worldly wealth in such a way that it benefits as many people as possible. Each of us in time will be called to assess and account for the management of the master’s wealth throughout our lifetime. “…What shall I do, since my master is taking the management [of the master’s wealth] away from me?” At the end of his tenure, the shrewd steward tied up the loose ends by allocating the master’s resources through maximizing the benefits to the most people. And he was praised by the master for doing so.
An estimated $41 trillion is being transferred from the older generations to the younger, the largest wealth transfer in history, and it’s happening right now. This is an opportunity to leave an eternal Legacy for Life. If managed well, transferring your wealth has the potential of meeting your personal financial goals and providing for your family. And at the same time incorporating your passion for protecting preborn boys and girls and the dignity of their mothers.
A planned gift gives you the opportunity to:
- Provide support for yourself and your loved ones during and after your lifetime.
- Ensure that there will always be a place for women facing unplanned pregnancy to receive ethical medical services and save their babies.
- Reduce income taxes, capital gains taxes, and/or estate taxes.
“The greatest opportunity to leave an eternal legacy is now. America’s two older generations hold 80% of the global church’s wealth… enough to fund the expansion of God’s kingdom worldwide for generations.”
– Rev. James R. Harden, M.Div President, CompassCare
Giving Options
Financial Securities
Transfer ownership of stocks, bonds, or mutual funds that have appreciated in value directly to CompassCare.
Benefits:
• Avoid capital gains tax
• Take advantage of charitable income tax deduction
Bequests
Name CompassCare in your will.
Benefits:
• Avoid federal estate tax
• Defer a gift until assets are no longer needed
Real Estate
CompassCare will connect you with a trusted third party to facilitate the gift.
Benefits:
• Avoid capital gains tax
• Gain an immediate income tax deduction
Retirement Assets
Name CompassCare as the whole or partial beneficiary of your retirement plan, or initiate an IRA Charitable Rollover directly from your IRA.
Benefits:
• Avoid a two-fold taxation on IRAs or other employee benefits plans
• Leave more non-taxable assets for your heirs by giving taxable assets to CompassCare
Life Insurance
Name CompassCare as a beneficiary of a life insurance policy you no longer need.
Benefits:
• Gain an immediate income tax deduction
• Increase future deductions by paying policy premiums
Charitable Life Income Trusts and Annuities
Consult with an estate planning professional.*
Benefits:
• Provide assets both now or in the future, for your family, yourself, or CompassCare
• Maximize the benefits of your legacy while providing for current needs
*Consult your accountant or attorney before taking any action. CompassCare would be happy to refer you to a trusted estate planning attorney, financial planner, or accountant.
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