Planned Giving

Planned Giving allows a donor to make a charitable gift of estate assets to one or more non-profit organizations. These assets usually include legal documents and often require the assistance of a qualified professional advisor. For more information, please call our office at (813) 269-0955 or email us at fundingresearch@pcfusa.org.

Bequest
Through your will, you may bequest a gift of cash, asset, or property as a donation to the Pediatric Cancer Foundation. Bequests can be made for a specific amount, a percentage of your estate, or even a residual portion. For more information, see your estate planning professional.

Endowment Funds
You can make a contribution to an endowment fund through the Pediatric Cancer Foundation that would perpetually endow research projects to help find a cure for childhood cancer.

Gift Annuity
Establish a gift annuity to benefit the Pediatric Cancer Foundation through the Community Foundation of Tampa Bay by donating an asset with a low cost basis and large capital gains exposure. You will receive guaranteed income for life plus tax benefits.

Charitable Remainder Trust

With a charitable reminder trust, a donor trasfers money or property into a trust for the benefit of the Pediatric Cancer Foundation. The trust makes payments to the donor (or the designated beneficiary) for their lives or for a period not to exceed 20 years as designated in the trust agreement. When the payments end, the assets in the trust pass to the Pediatric Cancer Foundation.

Stocks & Bonds
Through the donation of stocks, you will avoid tax on the appreciation while receiving a tax deduction.

Gifts of Life Insurance
You can designate the Pediatric Cancer Foundation as the beneficiary of a life insurance policy or pension plan.