Planned giving - LEgacy Giving
Planned Giving is a way to create a legacy by supporting Crossroads School in the future through arrangements you make today.
A planned gift allows you to support Crossroads students through charitable gifts, while taking advantage of tax incentives.
Not only do you have options for how your gift will be used, you also have options on what to give and how to give. This page is designed to make it easy for you to get the information you need when considering a planned gift. You will also find information to share with your financial advisor and estate planner. When you are ready, you can use this page to reach out to us to share your plans, let us know what you are considering, or just to start a confidential, no obligation conversation about what's possible.
Click here to view ESTATE PLANNING 101, an overview presentation that might be helpful.
Click here to view ESTATE PLANNING 102: THE BASICS OF TRUSTS for information about how and when to use a trust.
Changing Lives Society
Crossroads alumni, parents, and friends who support the school by including Crossroads in their estate plans are welcomed into the Changing Lives Society.
If you've included Crossroads in your charitable plans or intend to do so, please let us know. Sharing your intentions allows us to help you choose the gift that's right for you and better plan for the school's future.
Let's Talk.
When you are ready, you can reach out to us to share your plans, let us know what you are considering, or just to start a confidential, no obligation conversation about what's possible.
Discussing your charitable intentions with us can lead to a much better result than going it alone - and will ensure that your gift is used just as you wish. Act now to be a good steward of the resources you intend to leave behind. You can contact Barb Bulthuis directly (bbulthuis@crossroadslongmont.org; 303-709-9881), or submit this form to get more information.
More Information
Here's some practical information for including Crossroads School in a charitable estate plan. Feel free to share it with your professional advisor.