Plan a gift with lasting impact

By establishing an endowed fund for Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Southern New Jersey, you can create a legacy of support for community members in need, ensuring that vital programs are in place for future generations. People of both modest and significant means can perpetuate their giving through a variety of vehicles. We will work closely with you to develop your individualized giving plan so that it meets your personal philanthropic goals and areas of interest while perpetuating the mission of JFCS.

Benefits of Planned Giving

Tax advantages
Assurance that your wishes will be honored
Opportunity to leave a legacy to JFCS

Several Ways to Give

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Gifts of cash, securities or appreciated property

A direct contribution of cash, stock or property through our JFCS Endowment Fund is the easiest way to make a planned gift. Your gift will help the agency meet its current needs, and extend the impact of your gift well into the future.

Charitable bequests

By simply including a clause in your will or codicil, you can ensure a lasting legacy to JFCS. Your estate receives a Federal estate tax deduction for the gift.

Suggested Language for a Will or Codicil:

I hereby give, devise, and bequeath the sum of $ __ or __ % of my estate to the Jewish Community Foundation, Inc. (1301 Springdale Rd, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003), to establish the “Name of Donor Endowment Fund.” The JCF is a non-profit corporation organized and operating under the laws of the State of New Jersey, and the EIN for the JCF is 20-1260545.

Five percent (5%) of the total value of the Fund is to be used on an annual basis to make a gift to Samost Jewish Family & Children’s Service.

Life income gifts/charitable remainder trust

A CRT is an irrevocable trust into which you can donate assets in exchange for income, either for life or for a specific term of years. After the trust term ends, or all income beneficiaries have passed away, the remaining principal is gifted to JFCS.

Insurance

Naming JFCS as the owner and irrevocable beneficiary of a life insurance policy is one of the most convenient ways to make a significant future gift to JFCS; premium payments on the policy are tax deductible. You can also gift existing insurance policies, and may be entitled to a tax deduction for the approximate cash surrender value.

JFCS partners withJewish Community Foundation, Inc. (JCF)

JCF is the planned giving and endowment arm of the South Jersey Jewish Community. JCF can work with you and your advisor to establish your legacy gift and answer any questions. Contact Seth Mirowitz at smirowitz@jfedsnj.org for more information.