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Put your assets to work with our tax-efficient charitable strategies and support a cause that's important to you with a charitable gift. Take advantage of the many tax benefits of making a gift. Learn about ways to give.
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Transferable on Death (TOD) Gifts

Transferable on Death (TOD) Gifts

Mark, who was Harold and Jeanne's investment advisor, suggested that Harold and Jeanne use a "transferable on death" or "TOD" form. Mark explained that because Harold and Jeanne jointly owned the account, the TOD beneficiary designation form would ensure that they can benefit from the mutual fund during their joint lives, that the survivor of the two of them would continue to own the mutual fund for the rest of the survivor's life, and that after both pass away, the mutual fund would be transferred to the Children's Organ Transplant Association. Mark provided the proper TOD beneficiary designation form, and Harold and Jeanne were easily able to complete the paperwork before they left Mark's office.

Is a transferable on death (TOD) gift right for you?

If you own stocks, bonds or mutual funds and would like to make a gift to leave a legacy and support the Children's Organ Transplant Association, consider a transfer on death gifting strategy. If you have questions about transfer on death giving strategies, please contact us. We would be happy to assist you and answer any questions that you have.

Please note: The information above is representative of a typical donor and may or may not be an actual donor to our organization. Since the benefits of a TOD gift may differ depending on your personal circumstances, please consult with your legal, tax or financial advisor.


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