Make a Difference with Planned Giving
At Parc Center for Disabilities, your generosity can create a lasting impact. Planned giving offers you the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals with disabilities, ensuring they receive the support and services they need for years to come. By including Parc Center for Disabilities in your estate plans, you help build a future where everyone is empowered to reach their fullest potential. Join us in securing a brighter tomorrow for those we serve.

Planned Giving
Unlike a cash, check, or credit card donation, a Planned Gift requires some simple preparation and likely assistance from a professional advisor. There are various ways to make a Planned Gift—some can be made now, while others can be incorporated into your estate plans.
Ways to Give Now
Ways to Give Later
You can support Parc Center For Disabilities in several ways through planned giving. One option is to name Parc Center For Disabilities as a beneficiary in your will, either with a specific dollar amount or a percentage of your estate. We can provide sample language for your attorney to make this process simple. Another way to give is by naming Parc Center For Disabilities as a primary or contingent beneficiary of your life insurance policy, or you can purchase a new policy to create a substantial future gift at a modest cost. Lastly, you can name Parc Center For Disabilities as a beneficiary of your retirement account, allowing you to make a significant contribution while potentially reducing income and estate taxes for your heirs.
Consider These Gift Options
Through planned giving options like Charitable Gift Annuities and Trusts, you can generate lifetime income, reduce your tax burden, and make a lasting impact on individuals supported by Parc Center for Disabilities. Beyond traditional donations of cash, check, or credit card, there are smarter ways to give that allow you to maximize your contributions and save on taxes, such as donating appreciated securities or using retirement accounts. Additionally, proper estate planning can help ensure your family inherits assets with minimal tax implications, while avoiding major tax burdens associated with certain types of assets.
Parc Center For Disabilities does not provide tax, legal or financial advice. These materials have been prepared for informational purposes only, and are not intended to provide, and should not be relied on for tax, legal or financial advice. You should consult your own tax, legal and financial advisors before engaging in any transaction.