There are a variety of other ways to support the SPFFA Burn Fund through planned giving initiatives, including:

Gift of Securities
Transfer stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and other similar financial instruments to the SPFFA Burn Fund taking advantage of paying no taxable gains on the appreciated value of the investment. Tax receipts are issued for the full current fair market value.

Bequest in Will
Donors can plan today to transfer all or a portion of your estate assets to the SPFFA Burn Fund by making this intention in your will. Bequests can be of a variety of items including cash, RRSPs, insurance, property). Estates receive a tax reciept at the time of the contribution.

Life Insurance
Donors can transfer ownership of an existing or new policy to the SPFFA Burn Fund. Options to receive an immediate tax receipt for the cash surrender value of the policy as well as tax receipts equal to the value of any future premiums paid exist.

Note: the above list is a general overview of ways you can plan to give to the SPFFA Burn Fund. This information is not intended to be financial, tax, or legal advice. You should consult with your accountant, financial planner, and/or lawyer to discuss your intentions and how it relates to your current situation before making a planned gift.