Discover the Benefits of Making a Legacy Gift
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Help Preserve TFO for Future Generations
You Can Gift Your Qualified Charitable Distribution to The Florida Orchestra
Planned Giving is an easy way to make a meaningful contribution to
The Florida Orchestra.
Whether it’s a simple bequest or naming TFO as a
beneficiary of your life insurance or retirement fund,
legacy gifts support the orchestra’s long-term fiscal
stability and often provide financial advantages.
All legacy giving donors are eligible for membership
in the Mary Elizabeth Mitchell Society, which
commemorates the life of its namesake. Over 200
individuals or couples have committed to including TFO
in their estate plans.
There are multiple ways to give from a variety of assets.
There are three simple ways to give:
Bequests – involves inclusion of a clause in your will or revocable
trust listing TFO as a beneficiary.
Retirement Plans – making a qualified retirement asset such
as an IRA, 401(K), 403(b), or other pension plan benefits TFO and
provides significant tax savings.
Life Insurance – name the orchestra as the owner and beneficiary
of a surplus, paid-up life insurance policy.
A legacy gift is an extraordinary expression of passion and generosity.
The legacy you leave will better our community and help sustain TFO’s
viability for future generations of concertgoers.
For more information about making a Legacy
Gift to The Florida Orchestra, contact Kim Payne,
Legacy Giving Manager, at 727.362.5421, or
kpayne@floridaorchestra.org.
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