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Planned Giving

 

Did you know that you can play a vital role in fighting the FAIR fight to reform immigration and secure your family's future by making a planned gift?

A planned gift is a simple and flexible way to combine charitable giving with sound financial planning. In fact, there are many ways for you to use planned giving opportunities to support FAIR and realize significant financial and tax benefits for you and your loved ones.

Since its founding, friends and supporters of FAIR have been making bequests and other planned gifts to ensure that FAIR's work survives long into the future.

Please contact our Planned Giving office directly for more information about how we can help you with your estate planning. We welcome the opportunity to discuss your goals and tell you more about how your gift will help sustain the important work of the Federation for American Immigration Reform.

 

Assets to Give

There are a variety of ways to you can donate to FAIR.

  1. Cash
  2. Retirement Plans
  3. Securities
  4. Life Insurance
  5. Real Estate

 

Planned Gift Opportunities

Find the right option to meet your goals and objectives.

  1. Bequests
  2. Charitable Gift Annuities
  3. Charitable Remainder Trusts
  4. Charitable Lead Trusts
  5. Endowments

Seventh Generation Legacy Society

The Seventh Generation Legacy Society is an honorary organization comprised of friends and supporters who have chosen to support FAIR's mission through a bequest, life insurance, beneficiary designation, charitable gift annuity, charitable trust, or other planned giving arrangement. Through these arrangements, our supporters ensure FAIR's critical work will continue long into the future.

Recognizing FAIR and its mission in your estate planning is a fine way to honor your concern for the nation's future while helping ensure the cause of true immigration reform.

The name Seventh Generation Legacy Society is taken from the great law of the Iroquois Confederacy: "In our every deliberation, we must consider the impact of our decision on the next seven generations."

Establishment of your gift is all that is required to recognize you as an Honoree of this distinguished group.

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