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Creating a Gift in Your Will or Trust

Everyone needs a valid estate plan. Specifically, people use wills to distribute property, name guardians, and protect pets. Furthermore, many people combine estate planning and charitable giving in their wills. As a result, they leave a lasting legacy for the causes they love.

To support our community, we partnered with FreeWill to provide a free online estate planning tool. Therefore, you can complete your plan easily in just 20 minutes and protect our mission for future generations.

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Already included us in your estate plan?

We are honored to be part of your legacy. Thank you for your generosity and for including a gift to the YMCA of Central Florida in your estate plan.

If you name the YMCA of Central Florida in your will or trust, please let us know. Consequently, our team can ensure we use your gift according to your exact wishes. In addition, notifying us helps us plan for the future of our community programs. However, if you prefer to remain anonymous, we will gladly hold your information in strict confidence.

Beneficiary Designations

Designate the YMCA of Central Florida as a beneficiary to one or more of your accounts.

Assets not in your will are called non-probate assets. For example, these include 401(k)s, IRAs, and life insurance policies. Designating the YMCA of Central Florida as a beneficiary makes a big impact. In addition, it can help your heirs avoid unwanted taxes.

We partnered with FreeWill to provide a free online platform. Consequently, this tool guides you through setting up your beneficiaries easily. Furthermore, these gifts support our community while protecting your estate from extra taxes.

Have Questions?

For More Information on any of these giving options contact Rachel Bowman, Chief Development Officer at 407 896 9220 ext. 1289 or yphilanthropy@cfymca.org

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