How It Works

• You write a will or revocable trust directing a bequest to ADLF.
• You provide that the bequest first create a life-income gift benefiting your designated recipients.
• After their income interest terminates, the remaining balance in the gift passes to Anti-Defamation League Foundation to be applied to the purposes you specify.

Benefits

• One estate asset can benefit both ADLF and your heirs or other desired beneficiaries.
• Your estate will be eligible to claim a charitable deduction for a portion of the amount of your bequest.
• You can modify your bequest if your circumstances change.

Questions and Answers

What happens if my named life income beneficiary dies before I do?

How large will my estate’s charitable deduction be?

How many life income beneficiaries can I name?

May I designate the purposes for which the gift remainder is used at ADLF?

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The professionals at our Department of National Planned Giving, Legacy and Endowments will be happy to discuss your interests, concerns and financial options, and work personally with you and/or your legal and financial advisors to create a plan that meets your needs and supports the Anti-Defamation League Foundation.

For more information, please contact:

Director of National Planned Giving, Legacy and Endowments
Anti-Defamation League Foundation (ADLF)
605 Third Avenue
New York, NY 10158
plannedgiving@adl.org
1-888-235-9710

This information is provided for educational purposes. The Anti-Defamation League Foundation and ADL are not financial, legal or tax advisors. Please contact your advisors regarding your financial, legal or tax needs.