Planned Giving
You can provide continued care and shelter for homeless cats and kittens far into the future with a planned gift to Rocky Mountain Feline Rescue (RMFR). There are several ways to plan a gift to RMFR, many of which provide you and your estate with significant tax benefits while building a lasting legacy in feline welfare.
Bequest Benefits
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Exempt from Federal Estate Taxes - Bequests are exempt from federal estate taxes. If you have a taxable estate, the estate tax charitable deduction may offset or eliminate estate taxes, resulting in a larger inheritance for your heirs.
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Revocable Gift - A bequest is generally a revocable gift, which means it can be changed or modified at any time. You can choose to designate that a bequest be used for a general or specific purpose so you have the peace of mind knowing that your gift will be used as intended.
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Continued Use of Assets - You will still have access to your property or assets and will be able to use them throughout your life
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Forward Planning - You will give RMFR the gift of being able to plan ahead for projects, shelter improvements, program implementations and more.
Please contact us if you have questions about making a bequest to Rocky Mountain Feline Rescue or to request additional information that may be helpful to you and your attorney as you consider us in your plans.
If you have included a bequest for Rocky Mountain Feline Rescue in your estate plan, please complete the RMFR Planned Giving Intention form and email to rmfr@rmfr-colorado.org. We would like to recognize you for your gift.