Control how your charitable gifts are used by adding restrictions - Crawford Ellenbogen

If philanthropy is an important part of your estate planning legacy, consider taking steps to ensure that your donations are used to fulfill your intended charitable purposes. One way to help preserve your charitable legacy is to place restrictions on the use of your gifts. For example, you might limit the use of your funds to assisting a specific constituency or funding medical research. These restrictions can be documented in your will or charitable trust or in a written gift or endowment fund agreement. In addition, research the charities you’re considering to ensure they’re financially stable and use their funds efficiently and effectively. Contact us for more information.