Charitable Gift AnnuitiesA Charitable Gift Annuity is a simple, secure arrangement that benefits Samaritan’s Purse, provides an income to you and/or a loved one, and offers substantial tax benefits. Learn More →
Stock and Mutual Fund GivingDid you know appreciated stocks, mutual funds, and bonds in a taxable investment portfolio can be transferred directly to Samaritan’s Purse as taxwise gifts to support Kingdom work? Learn More →
IRA and Retirement Account GivingDesignating a ministry as the recipient of your Required Minimum Distribution from your retirement account offers a number of tax advantages. Learn More →
Personal PropertyDid you know that Samaritan’s Purse accepts gifts of personal property? These types of gifts may include items such as jewelry, recent-model smartphones, game systems, cars, boats, coin collections and more. Learn More →
Real Estate GiftsProperties that can be given to Samaritan’s Purse include personal residences, vacation homes, commercial property or land. Learn More →
Beneficiary DesignationsOne of the simplest ways to leave a gift in your estate to Samaritan’s Purse—without re-writing your will—is by naming our ministry a beneficiary of your IRA/retirement account or life-insurance policy. Learn More →
Charitable TrustsA charitable trust allows you to bless a ministry you care about while still providing an income for you or your heirs. With a charitable lead trust, money is paid first to the ministry of your choice for a specified amount of time. Then, at the end of the trust period, the balance goes to a designated beneficiary. A charitable remainder trust reverses that order, paying your heirs first.
Donor Advised FundsOne of the simplest ways to give real estate, stocks, mutual funds or commodities is through a Donor Advised Fund. This is an account you create with a local community foundation of your choice (or we can recommend) for the purpose of setting aside money or assets, receiving immediate tax benefits, and allowing you the flexibility to distribute gifts over time. It’s like having your own charitable giving account.