GRAND Fall 2021
Victoria Vancouver Island Grandparenting Magazine Fall 2021, Profile: Linda Rogers, poet, novelist, essayist and kid-at-heart; On-the Job Training: Learning from our grandchildren; 5 Photo Sharing Apps;Grandparent Giving: Financial help that makes a difference
Victoria Vancouver Island Grandparenting Magazine Fall 2021,
Profile: Linda Rogers, poet, novelist, essayist and kid-at-heart; On-the Job Training: Learning from our grandchildren; 5 Photo Sharing Apps;Grandparent Giving: Financial help that makes a difference
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your previous year’s income and add<br />
that to your estate.”<br />
What should I tell my family?<br />
Talking it through with your kids<br />
is a crucial step. Explain that your<br />
charitable donation will offset taxes<br />
on the estate. They’ll be happy to see it<br />
go somewhere other than the tax collector.<br />
And even if they aren’t, says Bradley,<br />
it’s your money. You have the right<br />
to give it to charity.<br />
How does it benefit the charity I<br />
care about?<br />
That charity probably struggles to<br />
support its current programs, launch<br />
new ones, renew buildings and equipment,<br />
perhaps take a risk on something<br />
promising but untried. When it<br />
receives a gift through someone’s Will,<br />
the charity can use that gift for something<br />
special—something it couldn’t<br />
do otherwise. Or it can save and invest<br />
the gift so that the yearly interest<br />
goes on supporting programs you’ve<br />
been giving to year by year. Talk to<br />
the charity you love about using your<br />
bequest in the way you’d like it to be<br />
used.<br />
Anyone can make a bequest. The<br />
amount doesn’t matter—but supporting<br />
a cause you cherish, leaving<br />
a legacy of values as well as financial<br />
disbursements, matters a lot. It’s one of<br />
the most important things you can do<br />
to build the world you’d like to see.<br />
Janet Gadeski is<br />
president of Hilborn,<br />
a publisher sharing<br />
the knowledge<br />
that charities and<br />
their leaders need to<br />
change the world,<br />
and editorial director<br />
for PGgrowth,<br />
a consultancy that<br />
helps charities inspire<br />
donors to include charitable bequests<br />
in their Wills. Reprinted with permission<br />
from Canada Helps, canadahelps.org.<br />
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