PLANNED GIVING
   

Invest in a 50-Year Legacy of Excellence

For the past 50 years, Dale Rogers Training Center has served and supported people with developmental and other disabilities. With these supports, more than 1,000 individuals each year increase their independence, self-esteem and earning potential through vocational training, community programs and competitive jobs. Already the oldest, Dale Rogers is now the largest and most innovative community agency of its kind in Oklahoma and the Southwest. Regardless of the size of your estate, you can help continue the legacy of support to people with developmental and other disabilities through planned giving.
   

We can find a plan that's right for you.

Thank you for considering a gift to help secure the future for Dale Rogers Training Center. We know when you make a contribution it is because you believe in what we do and because you want to help make a difference in the lives of individuals with disabilities, but we want to make sure you benefit from making a gift to us.

How does this happen? You may be surprised to learn that some of the best gift plans also improve the donor's financial and tax situation, no matter how large or small the estate.

   
Your giving options
The most common donations are outright gifts, such as cash or check, or a piece of equipment. Many times people want to hold on to their money or other assets for now, just to be sure they can meet their family's future financial needs. These people are usually delighted to learn that there are excellent alternatives which allow them to still make a gift. One of these options could be right for you too, a chance for your family to leave their own legacy.
   
Learn More
We've designed the following chart to summarize the benefits of some of the most popular types of charitable gifts. Just think of what you want to accomplish with your gift and there's probably a way to do it!

We're here to help answer questions you might have about planned giving. We can also connect you with experienced professionals who can help examine your particular situation and, together with your attorney and/or financial advisor, help you find ways to support our mission while at the same time assuring your family's financial security.
 

 

    What is it?   What are the tax benefits?   What are some other benefits?
             
Outright
Gift
  A donation of cash, securities or personal property.   Income tax deduction for the value of the gift, plus no capital gains tax due on appreciated property.   You can tailor your gift to the charity's immediate needs.
             
Bequest in
Will or Trust
  A gift you make by naming a charity in your will or trust.   Estate tax deduction for the value of your bequest to charity.   Gives you flexibility in providing for family needs first.
             
Life Insurance
Gift
  A gift of an old or new policy with a charity named as beneficiary and owner.   Immediate income tax deduction for gift's value, plus possible estate tax savings.   Provides a way to make a significant gift with little expenditure.
             
Retirement
Plan Gift
  A gift made by naming a charity as beneficiary of IRA or pension or profit-sharing plan upon your death.   Avoids punitive assets tax on income in respect of a decedent as well as estate tax on the plan.   Preserves plan's value and allows you to leave heirs less costly bequests.
             
Real Estate
Gift
  A donation of real property, either in full or with a retained life estate.   Immediate income tax deduction for the charitable value of the gift, plus no capital gains tax due.   Can allow you to live in your home and still receive charitable deduction.
             
Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust   A trust that pays a set income to you or those you name before a charity receives the remainder.   Income tax savings from deduction, no capital gains tax liability, possible estate tax savings.   Provides guaranteed annual income for donor or other beneficiary.
             
Charitable Remainder Unitrust   A trust that pays variable income to you or those you name before a charity receives the remainder.   Income tax savings from deduction, no capital gains tax liability, possible estate tax savings.   Provides annual income that could increase if trust value increases.

 

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