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Often called planned giving, your legacy gift helps ensure future generations of youth will have the programs, resources and guidance to help them achieve academic success, grow in character and citizenship, make healthy life choices, and foster the creativity and skills they need to reach their full potential.
Whether you designate a specific amount or leave a percentage of your estate, remembering BGCGA in your will or bequest is a meaningful way to ensure your legacy gift will empower BGCGA’s work far into the future.
Naming BGCGA as a beneficiary of one of your assets (IRAs or retirement plans, life insurance policy, etc.) is a simple and powerful way to support the life-changing work of our Clubs without having to pay an attorney to update your will.
Gifts of life insurance are an easy way to make a major gift at a modest cost. Options include naming BGCGA as a beneficiary, donating a policy that is no longer needed, or even establishing and donating a new policy.
Turn your generosity into lifetime income! Instead of choosing between your philanthropic goals and financial security, CGAs allow you to receive fixed payments for life in exchange for a donation that benefits children in your community.
Leave a legacy by gifting one of your most significant non-cash assets—real estate—all while enjoying a tax deduction and avoiding capital gains tax! Bonus: You can even avoid the hassle of selling. Just deed the property directly to BGCGA.
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In 1951, we made a promise to Augusta's children. Seventy-five years later, we're still keeping that promise. Can we count on you to help us keep that promise into 2026 and beyond?
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