Research Reveals What the Kids Will Think of Your Charitable Intentions
"Suppose someone other than your spouse were to leave you an inheritance. If they had also decided a nonprofit organization would get a percentage, something like 5 percent to 10 percent, in all honesty, do you think you would wish they had left 100 percent to individuals rather than to organizations, or do you think a gift to an organization is a reasonable choice?"
The Results: How Loved Ones Really Feel About Sharing Their Inheritance
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72%: A gift to an organization is a reasonable choice |
17%: Not sure |
11%: Wish 100 percent would go to individuals |
If you are considering including Lewis & Clark in your estate plans,
you need not be concerned that loved ones will object. As you can see from the
results, the majority of individuals would agree with your charitable wishes.
Source: 2009 Stelter Donor Insight Report
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