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Giving / Ways to Give

Donor Advised Funds

Donor advised funds (DAFs), are an increasingly popular way to make a charitable gift that can provide you with immediate tax benefits, while simplifying your charitable giving.

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Create a Legacy Gift
at Ellis Early Learning

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1 / Name Ellis as a Beneficiary
  • You can name Ellis as a beneficiary of almost any account – IRA, retirement, or non-retirement. 

2 / Primary vs. Contingent beneficiaries
  • Primary beneficiaries receive funds upon your death. 

  • Contingent beneficiaries receive funds after the death of the primary beneficiary. 

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Note: Some institutions may not allow contingent beneficiaries. 

3 / Flexibility by Institution
  • Some banks allow you to designate a percentage of your account value for each beneficiary. 

  • Other banks may assign the same percentage to each beneficiary. 

  • Percentages are typically the only option since account balances fluctuate. 

4 / Online setup
  • Most financial institutions let you update or add beneficiaries online. This keeps the process easy and under your control.  

Other Ways to Give
  • You can also name Ellis in your will or as a beneficiary of your life insurance policy. 

  • To learn more about how you can name Ellis as a beneficiary of a plan or policy, contact your advisor or financial institution directly. 

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Explore the 1885 Society and leave a lasting mark on Boston's children.

 If you have already made Ellis a beneficiary of a plan or policy, we would love to thank you for your foresight. Please reach out to our Development Office: dev@ellisearlylearning.org | 857-341-0400 

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