This organization, (USABAA) will not discriminate in membership eligibility based on race, color, religion, sex or national origin. USABAA will not accept invitations from, nor participate in any activity or organization that does not adhere to or conform to the above policy.
OPPURTUNITIES TO GIVE
As the holidays approach, many of us begin to look for new and creative ways to share our wealth and successes with others. Whether it is volunteering time, becoming a sponsor, or donating to our favorite charities and organizations, the act of giving can be a rewarding activity any time of year. Donating to USABAA gives you the benefit of giving with ease; random acts of kindness do not need to stay in your town or city! Take a few minutes to browse our website or contact one of our officers and learn about new and exciting ways of supporting your communities by way of supporting USABAA. Today’s networking tools and options provide a multitude of opportunity to give and share.
What is Planned Giving?
• The integration of personal, financial and estate planning goals
with lifetime or testamentary charitable giving.
• An opportunity for charitable giving in circumstances that may not
otherwise allow a donor to make a gift to charity.
Bequests and legacy giving are a major revenue source for many nonprofit organizations. There are many planned giving ways to support USABAA.
Bequest
A gift to charity at death. A bequest is the simplest type of
planned gift to make and one of the easiest to implement.
Gift Annuities
A gift annuity is an agreement where a donor makes a
gift of cash or property and a charity agrees to make
fixed payments to the donor for life.
Charitable - Remainder Trust
A charitable remainder trust receives cash or property from a
donor, makes payments for a life, lifetimes or term of years
and then distributes the remainder to charity.
Charitable - Lead Trust
A charitable lead trust (CLT) receives cash or property
from a donor and makes payments to charity for a
specified period. At the end of the period, it distributes the
trust property to a specified beneficiary, usually family.
Life Estate Reserved
Charity accepts a gift of property – either a personal
residence or farm – and the donor retains the right to use
the property for his or her lifetime.
Pooled Income Fund
Charity accepts a gift of cash or stock, invests it with
similar gifts from other donors and then distributes a
proportionate share of earnings to the donor.
Bargain Sale
Charity purchases property for less than fair market value or
accepts a gift of mortgaged property.
