How Your Gifts Can Benefit You
All of us at the Institute of HeartMath appreciate you and your support, which is instrumental in helping us provide our programs and services to so many people. We want to ensure that giving is a rewarding experience for you and that you understand completely the financial tools available for planning your gift. We also want to make sure you understand how your gift can benefit you.
IHM is pleased to announce the expansion of our Web site, with features that make it a better resource for you. Visit our Planned Giving section to learn how IHM can put your gift to work for you by increasing your income, providing cash to help you move into a retirement facility or enabling a tax deduction for items you can no longer use or maintain. Our new Web site will show you how a planned gift also can provide benefits to your family and loved ones.
For example, did you know:
- You can make a gift using appreciated securities and realize larger tax savings than if your gift is in cash?
- You can make a gift that costs you nothing during your lifetime?
- You can make a gift that pays you income for life?
- You can preserve your estate for your children and deliver years of income to us?
- You can donate your house, take a tax deduction and continue to live in it rent-free?
- You can turn surplus life insurance coverage into a gift?
If you have a few moments, we invite you to visit the Your Dollars at Work page. We put it together especially for people like you to express our appreciation for your caring and support and to show you the important work our dedicated staff are doing to help people lead healthier, happier, stress-free lives. Please feel free to contact us if you have questions or need help getting around the site.
IHM communications are intended to provide general gift-planning information. IHM is not qualified to provide specific legal, tax or investment advice, and our communications should not be looked to or relied upon as a source for such advice. Please consult with your own legal and financial advisors before making a gift.
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