When you include charities in your estate planning, you can leave a legacy and make a difference in the future lives of others. By remembering LARC in your will or estate plan, you will empower people with disabilities for generations to come.

You may name LARC as the beneficiary of your IRA, 401K, or other retirement plan. You may also contribute assets now through a charitable fund or a charitable lead trust and continue to receive income for your lifetime. You may also contribute by making LARC the beneficiary of your life insurance policy.  It is always a good idea to first discuss these options with your attorney and/or financial advisor.

For sample bequest language, please click here.

For a complimentary booklet, How to Make a Will that Works, please call 860-482-9364 x390 or email Mary Ellen Kunz

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