Gifts through your will or trust
A charitable bequest can designate a specific amount, a percentage of your estate, or a remaining portion of your assets for Forever Learning Institute.
Help ensure that curiosity, friendship, and opportunity remain part of our community for generations to come. A planned gift is a meaningful way to support Forever Learning Institute's future.
For more than 50 years, Forever Learning Institute has brought older adults together through education, fellowship, and fun. More than 10,000 seniors have benefited from this mission. With your help, that legacy can continue for the next generation of learners.
Planned giving lets you express what matters to you while making a lasting difference. Some gifts are arranged through an estate plan; others can be made during your lifetime.
There is no single way to leave a legacy. These are some options you may wish to discuss with your professional advisers.
A charitable bequest can designate a specific amount, a percentage of your estate, or a remaining portion of your assets for Forever Learning Institute.
You may be able to name Forever Learning Institute as a beneficiary of an IRA or other retirement account, in whole or in part.
A life insurance policy may provide a way to support FLI by naming the organization as a beneficiary. Ownership transfers and tax treatment require individual review.
A gift intended for long-term support may help sustain future programs. Contact FLI to discuss whether an endowment or designated gift can be accepted and how it would be administered.
Eligible IRA owners age 70½ or older may be able to make a qualified charitable distribution directly to an eligible charity. Ask your tax adviser whether FLI qualifies and whether this option fits your circumstances.
Depending on FLI's gift-acceptance policies, gifts of securities or other assets may be possible. Please discuss any proposed noncash gift with FLI before making arrangements.
Thoughtful support helps Forever Learning Institute continue its mission of enriching the lives of adults 50 and older.
No particular gift amount is suggested here. A meaningful legacy can take many forms; contact FLI to discuss your intentions.
Some arrangements, such as a revocable bequest or beneficiary designation, can generally be changed. Other arrangements may be irrevocable. Review the details with your legal or financial adviser.
Possibly. Please discuss your wishes with FLI before putting restrictions in your estate documents so the organization can confirm it can honor them.
Yes. Your attorney, financial planner, or tax adviser can explain the legal and tax implications for your circumstances and help you document your wishes correctly.
Interested in supporting Forever Learning Institute through a planned gift? We would welcome a confidential conversation about your intentions and the possibilities for making a lasting difference.
Important: This page provides general information, not legal, financial, or tax advice. Gift acceptance, eligibility, and tax benefits depend on the specific arrangement and applicable law. Please consult your advisers and confirm FLI's current policies before making a commitment.