Ways to Give

Beneficiary Designations
One of the simplest ways to support our future is to name Baby TALK as a beneficiary (or partial beneficiary) on your life insurance policies, IRAs, or other retirement investment vehicles. Contact your financial or legal advisor to learn more about how to use these assets as a gift to Baby TALK.

Bequests
Another way to support children in the future is to provide a bequest to Baby TALK in your will.

Charitable Gift Annuities
An agreement between you and Baby TALK that provides you with regular fixed payments annually (an annuity) for life in exchange for transferring assets to Baby TALK.

Charitable Remainder Trusts
An agreement between you and a trustee that can provide fixed or variable income to meet your specific financial needs, at the termination of which the remaining assets are passed to Baby TALK.

Charitable Lead Trusts
An agreement between you and a trustee that provides income to Baby TALK for a period of years, at the end of which the trust property typically passes to an heir.

Retirement Assets
Retirement accounts assets, if left to anyone other than a spouse, may be subject to high taxes. By designating Baby TALK as the recipient of any benefits remaining in your retirement plan, you may reduce the taxes on those assets. Contact your financial or legal advisor to learn more about how to use these assets as a gift to Baby TALK.

Real Estate
Gifts of property are unique and meaningful contributions to Baby TALK. Real estate can also be a valuable asset when used to fund either a charitable remainder trust or a charitable lead trust. Contact your financial or legal advisor to learn more about how to use these assets as a gift to Baby TALK.

The information above is general and is not intended to provide specific advice about the legal or tax implications of any specific planned giving vehicle.