If you have any questions about estate plannings, please do not hesitate to contact Jon VanBeaver of the Springfield Diocese at [email protected] or 413-452-0838.

Popular Giving Arrangements.
1. Name Blessed Trinity Parish in Your Will. Make us part of your family. A gift through your will or estate is the easiest gift you can make today. This gift won’t affect your current lifestyle or your family's security.
2. Put Your IRA TO Work. This is a simple, straightforward way to avoid income tax and potential Estate Tax on your Retirement Plan, while making a significant gift to Blessed Trinity Parish.
3.Give Securities. You don't have to use cash to make your gift; you can "buy low and give high" by making your gift with appreciated securities instead.
4. Gifts that Pay You Income. Some of the best ways to support our parish are available through life-income gifts. These "Gifts That Pay You Income" help you make a substantial gift while increasing your income. So, while you will receive income for life or a set period of time, you can provide for yourself, your family and our Catholic Community today.

Other Creative Ways to Give.
Gifts from a Retirement Plan. Give assets subject to double taxation, allowing you to leave more to your family.
Gifts from your Donor-Advised Funds. Making an outright gift from your donor-advised fund OR name us as the ultimate beneficiary of the remainder in the fund.
Gifts of Stock and Appreciated Assets. Take advantage of appreciated securities without incurring capital gains tax.
Gift of Life Insurance. You don't need a large estate to make a meaningful contribution to our parish by  to our parish even without a large estate with a gift of life insurance. Make a meaningful gift
Gifts of Real Estate. Donate a valuable asset in exchange for tax benefits and possibly an income stream for you and/or your loved ones.
Gifts of Personal Property. Give personal property that enhances our mission and provides tax benefits to you.

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].

Or contact Jon VanBeaver of the Diocese of Springfield at [email protected] or 413-452-0838.