Planned Giving is a Win-Win Situation for You and Elmira College
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Charitable Gift Annuity
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IRA Charitable Rollover
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Life Insurance
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Retirement Plans
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Charitable Trusts
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With a carefully thought-out, individualized Planned Gift, you
can accomplish all these things
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Convert a Non-Income Producing Asset Into Cash
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Increase Your Income
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Benefit Elmira College
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Generate a Charitable Deduction
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Avoid Capital Gains Tax
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Remove Assets From Your Estate
For example...
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You would like to create a Planned Gift that will benefit
you, your spouse, AND Elmira College.
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You decide to fund the gift with appreciated assets, like
stock or real estate.
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The appreciated assets are used to create a Charitable Gift
Annuity.
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By making the gift this way you can take a partial tax
deduction equal to a percentage of the fair market value of the
gift.
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The asset can then be sold without capital gains tax
consequences for you, the donor.
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The Gift Annuity provides a lifetime income option for you,
and, for your spouse.
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You can avoid potential estate tax.
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After your lifetime the remainder value goes to the
College.
The Iris Society
Elmira College honors those who have established planned
gifts through their financial planning by inviting each donor to
become a member of The Iris Society. Members receive an iris pin
and are recognized each year in The Annual Report of Gifts.
For Further Information, Call or Write:
Sherry
Trocino
Vice President and Dean of Development
Elmira College
One Park Place
Elmira, NY 14901
607-735-1770
FAX: 607-735-1745
Joel Robinson says that he’s always considered
himself “an Elmira man.” Born in Sayre,
Pennsylvania, Joel moved to Elmira at the age of one.
Joel graduated from Elmira High School during the height of the
Depression. He was fortunate to have an opportunity to go and study
at Columbus University, where he earned his law degree. Afterwards
he became a special agent in the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Joel was with the agency for over seven years, during that time he
played basketball for the FBI. It was during this time that he met
Hazel. They were married in 1942, during the turbulent war years.
Joel left the FBI and served in army intelligence during the course
of the war. Afterwards Joel started his own lumber company in
Elmira, Robinson’s Building Materials, in March of
1957. Together Joel and Hazel have worked tirelessly to serve the
local community. From 1970 to 1986 Joel served Elmira College as a
member of the Board of Trustees. Now, Joel and Hazel enjoy
retirement here in Elmira and spending time with their family. They
have four children, eight grandchildren, and four
great-grandchildren. In 2005 Joel and Hazel Robinson
established a charitable gift annuity at Elmira
College.