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Planned Giving at WRL
Imagine how your community will benefit from your charitable bequests to the Williamsburg Regional Library Foundation. Your planned gift to the Library Foundation will help the library continue providing the resource and programs that educate, enrich, entertain, and inform every member of our community.
Through your will or other estate planning mechanism you can leave cash, securities, life insurance benefits, IRAs, annuities or real property to the Library Foundation.
You can specify a dollar amount or a percentage of your assets to donate or consider naming the Library Foundation as a beneficiary of a pension plan after other family obligations are met.
A planned gift may be recognized with a naming opportunity or be used to create an endowment.
Charitable contributions can often entitle the donor and/or the donor's family to specific tax relief for such things as appreciated securities.
Also take a moment to learn more about bequests and planned gifts in your community through Leave A Legacy® Greater Williamsburg.
For more information please contact: Benjamin J. Goldberg
DISCLAIMER
Library staff reserve the right to decline contributions that are deemed inappropriate. See our donations policy for more information.
Please note that the Williamsburg Regional Library and Williamsburg Regional Library Foundation cannot provide tax or legal advice. We encourage you to talk with your attorney or other advisor before making such a gift and to assist you in preparing your estate documents. The Williamsburg Regional Library and Williamsburg Regional Library Foundation cannot act as executor nor prepare your bequest documents.
The Williamsburg Regional Library and Williamsburg Regional Library Foundation are not engaged in rendering legal or tax advisory service. For advice or assistance in specific cases, the services of an attorney or other professional advisor should be obtained. The purpose of the Williamsburg Regional Library and Williamsburg Regional Library Foundation's web page on planned giving is to provide accurate and authoritative information of a general character only. Watch for tax revisions. State laws govern wills, trusts, and charitable gifts made in a contractual agreement. Advice from legal counsel should be sought when considering these types of gifts.
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