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The Impact of your Gift

Your generosity allows us to help hundreds of seniors every year. Together, we can ensure No One Ages Alone.

$50 – 1 case of liquid nutrition to a nutritionally at-risk senior

$100 – 5 hours of personal resource coordination with our Support Staff

$250 – One month of meals to an active senior through our congregate dining program

$500 – A caregiver receives a well-deserved break through our respite program

$1000 – Provides 100 meals through Meals on Wheels

 

 

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Other Ways to Give

  • Providing long-term, impactful donations through these planned giving approaches is also a wonderful way to support Henderson County Council on Aging.

Bequests

Please consider naming the Henderson County Council on Aging as a beneficiary in a last will and testament, trust, or as a designated beneficiary. 100% of such designated funds would be used toward our mission with no income tax liability to you. In addition, bequests via beneficiary designations typically avoid the probate process and help maximize the charitable impact of the donation.

Donations from your IRA

Starting around 71 years of age, those with IRAs or 401(k)s must take a required minimum distribution (RMD) each year. Typically, income taxes would be due on the RMD. However, by directing an RMD to the Henderson County Council on Aging, you can satisfy the RMD requirement while also saving income taxes.

Donor-Advised Funds

Donor-Advised Funds are “charitable savings accounts” that provide immediate tax deductions regardless of when distributions are made. These funds are also an excellent way to remain involved in Henderson County Council on Aging to help support specific programs or organizational goals.

For these planned giving approaches and other charitable gift vehicles, please consult with your estate planning attorney, tax adviser, or financial adviser.