Estate Planning
& Charitable Giving
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If you have any questions about estate planning, please do not hesitate to contact Jon VanBeaver of the Springfield Diocese at [email protected] or 413-452-0838.
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Contact Us
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Ann Dillonofficeblessedtrinitygreenfield.orgFinance Commission Chair
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"Consider this: whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows bountifully will also reap bountifully."
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Estate Planning & Charitable Giving.Did You Know that you can make a gift that costs you nothing during your lifetime?
By planning your gift, you can provide a significant difference to Our Parish, Our Catholic Community and Our Ministries—and gain financial and tax benefits for you and your family?
Family First.
While your family comes first and should be a large part of your planning, plaese consider including your Church family?
Gifts to non-profits such as Blessed Trinity Parish can be an important part of your overall financial and estate plans and leave a legacy. Our Finance Commission can work with you and your professional financial advisors to answer questions or arrange your giving to Blessed Trinity Parish.
Is there a specific ministry you would like to support? Your gift can be used towards our general operating fund as needed or it can be earmarked for a specific ministry of your preference. Through a variety of methods including wills, donor-advised funds, endowments and retirement assets, your gift will support our parish for generations to come.
Creating a Legacy. Making a planned gift to Blessed Trinity Parish is a way to create a Legacy that will support our Catholic Community for years to come. Here are some ways to consider:- Bequests – Designate a gift of cash, securities, real estate, or personal property through your will for the benefit of Blessed Trinity Parish of Greenfield.
- Retirement Plan -Name Blessed Trinity Parish of Greenfield, as a beneficiary (or partial beneficiary, split with your family) of an IRA or 401(k) plan.
- Life Insurance – Name Blessed Trinity Parish of Greenfield as a beneficiary of a life insurance policy. beneficiary (or partial beneficiary, split with your family)
If Blessed Trinity Parish is already part of your estate plan, please let us know through this simple form so that we can thank you. [FORM to come]
A legacy gift of any size can play a significant role in preserving and sharing our collective history for years to come.
For more creative popular ways of giving visit here.
Questions? Please contact Ann Dillion, Chair of our Finance Commission at 413.773.3311 or [email protected].