Estate planning ensures that your assets, no matter how modest, are distributed according to your wishes and that your family is protected.
You may name a charitable organization as a beneficiary in your will, designating proceeds from real estate or a life insurance policy. Including a qualified charity in your estate plans—by a specific amount or percentage—is a simple way to leave a legacy and potentially reduce estate taxes.
Below is suggested language to use when drafting your bequest.
“I hereby give, devise and bequeath [$ dollars] to Funds for the Biblioteca Publica Inc, a nonprofit, tax-exempt California corporation, for the benefit of The Biblioteca Publica and its general use to be determined by the current Board of Directors and Executive Director.”
“I hereby give, devise and bequeath [percentage] of my estate to Funds for the Biblioteca Publica Inc, a nonprofit, tax-exempt California corporation, for the benefit of the Biblioteca Publica and its general use to be determined by the current Board of Directors and Executive Director.”
Our US Legal Name: Funds for the Biblioteca Publica Inc, aka Biblioteca Publica de San Miguel de Allende AC.
Federal Tax ID EIN: 68-0399326
La Biblioteca Pública de San Miguel de Allende cannot provide individual financial or legal advice, as each person’s circumstances are unique and U.S. tax laws change frequently. Individuals interested in these types of donations should consult their accountants and attorneys.
If you have any questions, please contact: donate@labibliotecapublica.org