Planned Giving

You can support Nebraska 4-H Youth Development through your will or estate plan. We suggest you consult with both your legal advisor and a Nebraska 4-H Foundation representative before making your estate gift. Learn more about planned gifts that support Nebraska 4-H.

Contact the Nebraska 4-H Foundation for instructions on making non-cash gifts. It is recommended that you consult with your tax adviser or attorney as well as with a Nebraska 4-H Foundation representative before making a gift to verify that your intention can be met.

Charitable Gift Annuities

Through charitable gift annuities, a significant cash or securities gift is made. The donor receives a guaranteed rate of return for life. At the donor’s or named beneficiary’s death, the Nebraska 4-H Foundation is then able to use the money to support 4-H programs.

Life Insurance or Retirement Funds

You can name the Nebraska 4-H Foundation as primary or secondary beneficiary of an existing life insurance policy or a new policy. Similarly, you can name the foundation to receive proceeds from retirement funds after your death.

Bequest

You can name the Nebraska 4-H Foundation to receive funds through your will. You can choose a specific amount, a percentage of the estate or a residual after other distributions from your estate are fulfilled.

Gifts in Kind

The foundation can receive certain valuable gifts of property or equipment such as farms and ranches, residences and equipment for which the foundation has a use in connection with its mission.

Non-Cash Gifts

Please contact the Nebraska 4-H Foundation for instructions on making non-cash gifts. It is recommended that you consult with your tax adviser or attorney as well as with an Nebraska 4-H Foundation representative before making an unusual gift to verify that your intention can be met.