CAC LEGACY SOCIETY
We are pleased to announce the establishment of a new initiative designed to strengthen the long-term sustainability of the CAC and provide opportunities for donors to build their personal legacies as devoted supporters of arts and culture.
There are a few ways to be inducted into the CAC LEGACY SOCIETY:
BEQUEST
Designate in your will a specific dollar amount, a particular asset, a percentage of your estate, or the remainder of your estate to be donated to the CAC.
BENEFICIARY DESIGNATION
Name the CAC as a beneficiary in your investments, retirement accounts, life insurance, bank accounts, or an annuity.
CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITY
Donate a lump sum to the CAC Endowment Fund at The Foundation for Delaware County and receive immediate tax advantages and guaranteed income for life.
IRA DISTRIBUTION
Make a contribution of $1000 or more as a qualified charitable distribution from your traditional IRA account.
Benefits of Joining
Members of the CAC Legacy Society will enjoy a number of benefits including:
– Special acknowledgment on our website.
– Special category listing in our annual donors list
– Exclusive invitation to our annual Legacy Society
recognition event (date and details TBA).
– Founding Members of the Society who commit by
the end of 2025 will receive a special handcrafted
CAC Legacy Society mug.
Get In Touch
If you have already included the CAC in your will or estate plans, we hope you will let us know so that we can express our gratitude and include you in the Legacy Society. If you prefer that your plans remain private, we thank you for your thoughtful commitment and generosity.
If you haven’t made decisions yet, we welcome the opportunity to talk with you about creating a one-of-a-kind legacy, in confidence and without obligation. To discuss how you would like to support CAC, please contact Paul Downie, CAC Executive Director
By phone: 610-566-1713 ext 12 or by email at: pauldownie@communityartscenter.org.
Talk to Your Financial Advisor
We also recommend speaking with your financial advisor or attorney about what makes sense for your philanthropic goals and the possible tax benefits to you.