Support quality living through generous giving

Cash Gifts or Certificates of Deposits
Cash gifts are welcomed for general as well as designated purposes according to the interests of the donor and the policies and priorities of the Liberty Ridge Foundation.

Negotiable Securities
Stocks that have increased in value are popular assets used for charitable giving once they have been held for a minimum of a year.

Savings Bonds
Savings bonds represent major assets that may have stopped growing and may now be available as attractive gifts.

Real Estate
Using real estate, such as a house, farm or commercial property, to fund a gift allows you to preserve your cash assets and receive significant tax advantages.

Savings Bonds
Savings bonds represent major assets that may have stopped growing and may now be available as attractive gifts.

Life Insurance
Policies transferred to the Foundation or new policies naming Liberty Ridge Foundation as the owner and beneficiary allow you to make good use of your resources and expand your ability to make a significant gift.

IRA's and Retirement Plans
The Liberty Ridge Foundation can be named as a beneficiary of the proceeds. These plans are often an unattractive asset to leave to children due to the associated tax burden.

Gift in Kind or Tangible, Personal Property
Donations of services and non-cash gifts such as automobiles, furniture, art, jewelry may be accepted providing they reflect the needs and mission of the Foundation. It is the donor's responsibility to provide a written estimate of the fair market value.

Bequest
Remembering Liberty Ridge in your will provides future support and allows you to determine how your property will be distributed. Bequests should be made to the Liberty Ridge Foundation.