NARSAD: How to Help: Ways to Give: Remembering NARSAD In Your Will

» Types of Testamentary Gifts

Testamentary gifts to NARSAD can take many forms:

Cash bequest
-NARSAD receives a specified dollar amount.
Bequest of property
-NARSAD receives specified assets, such as securities, an interest in real estate (such as a residence), part-nership interest, or tangible personal property (e.g., artwork, jewelry, or antiques).
Residuary bequest
-NARSAD receives all or a percentage of the remainder of a donor's estate after specific legacies, debts, taxes, and estate expenses have been deducted.
Contingent bequest
-Property is distributed to NARSAD only if the donor outlives his or her named beneficiaries.
Bequest to a life income plan
-You can provide one or more loved ones with income for life, after which the assets pass to NARSAD.

The following items are special considerations when you plan a charitable bequest to help support our mission:

Unrestricted bequest. This is a gift to be used at the discretion of our governing board. A gift like this--without conditions attached--is frequently the most useful, as it allows NARSAD to determine the wises and most pressing need for the funds at the time of receipt.
Restricted bequest. This type of gift allows you to specify how the funds are to be used. Perhaps you would like to fund the Research Partners Program at NARSAD which supports Young, Distinguished or Independent Investigator grants. It's always best to consult NARSAD when you make your Will to be certain your intent can be carried out.
Honorary or memorial bequest. This is a gift given "in honor of" or "in memory of" someone. We are pleased to honor your request and have many ways to grant appropriate recognition.
Endowed bequest. This bequest allows you to restrict the principal of your gift, requiring us to hold the funds permanently and use only the investment income they generate. Creating an endowment in this manner means that your gift can continue giving indefinitely.

» For More Information

Please call or write, or have your attorney contact NARSAD directly. We look forward to hearing from you.

NARSAD
60 Cutter Mill Road, Suite 404
Great Neck, NY 11021
Attention: Chief Finance Officer
Email: linnamorato@narsad.org
(800) 829-8289 or (516) 829-0091

You should consult your attorney about the applicability of your own situation to the legal principles stated here.

Ways to Give - Donate Now - Tribute Gifts - Memorial Gifts - Planned Giving - Gift of Securities - Remember Us In Your Will - CFC » Research Partner Program » Volunteer - Volunteer Form - Past Volunteer Events » Our Supporters	Remember Us In Your Will Remembering NARSAD in your Will is a fitting testimony of your belief in our mission and in what you cherish. Bequests are the most popular type of planned gifts. Anything you leave to NARSAD will reduce the size of your taxable estate while helping to fund research to provide better treatments and eventually find cures for mental illnesses. » Types of Testamentary Gifts Testamentary gifts to NARSAD can take many forms: Cash bequest -NARSAD receives a specified dollar amount. Bequest of property -NARSAD receives specified assets, such as securities, an interest in real estate (such as a residence), part-nership interest, or tangible personal property (e.g., artwork, jewelry, or antiques). Residuary bequest -NARSAD receives all or a percentage of the remainder of a donor's estate after specific legacies, debts, taxes, and estate expenses have been deducted. Contingent bequest -Property is distributed to NARSAD only if the donor outlives his or her named beneficiaries. Bequest to a life income plan -You can provide one or more loved ones with income for life, after which the assets pass to NARSAD. The following items are special considerations when you plan a charitable bequest to help support our mission: Unrestricted bequest. This is a gift to be used at the discretion of our governing board. A gift like this--without conditions attached--is frequently the most useful, as it allows NARSAD to determine the wises and most pressing need for the funds at the time of receipt. Restricted bequest. This type of gift allows you to specify how the funds are to be used. Perhaps you would like to fund the Research Partners Program at NARSAD which supports Young, Distinguished or Independent Investigator grants. It's always best to consult NARSAD when you make your Will to be certain your intent can be carried out. Honorary or memorial bequest. This is a gift given "in honor of" or "in memory of" someone. We are pleased to honor your request and have many ways to grant appropriate recognition. Endowed bequest. This bequest allows you to restrict the principal of your gift, requiring us to hold the funds permanently and use only the investment income they generate. Creating an endowment in this manner means that your gift can continue giving indefinitely. » Let Us Know Please tell us when you have named NARSAD in your will. We would like the opportunity to thank and honor you for your generosity. » For More Information Please call or write, or have your attorney contact NARSAD directly. We look forward to hearing from you. NARSAD 60 Cutter Mill Road, Suite 404 Great Neck, NY 11021 Attention: Chief Finance Officer Email: linnamorato@narsad.org (800) 829-8289 or (516) 829-0091 You should consult your attorney about the applicability of your own situation to the legal principles stated here.	Contact Lou Innamorato (516) 829-0091 Upcoming NARSAD Events May 18, 2008 5th Annual NARSAD & Sidney R. Baer Scientific Symposium St. Louis, MO May 29, 2008 3rd Annual NARSAD & Sidney R. Baer Mental Health Benefit Dinner Boston, MA May 30, 2008 3rd Annual NARSAD & Sidney R. Baer Mental Health Symposium Boston, MA May 31, 2008 Scientific Talk on Psychosis at Thom Bierdz Gallery West Hollywood, CA Latest News from NARSAD NARSAD Awards 231 New Grants for Innovative Studies on Causes, Treatment and Prevention of Mental Illness Scientists Find Genetic Factor in Stress Response Variability Overactive Transporters of Serotonin are Linked to Autism NARSAD Scientists Discover Role of Rare Gene Mutations in Schizophrenia Palm Beach Gala Raises More Than $2 Million to Benefit NARSAD Video: NARSAD�s �To Find a Cure� Reflects on 20 Years of Progress and Many More of Hope Spotlight May 18, 2008 5th Annual St. Louis Scientific Symposium May 29 & 30, 2008 3rd Annual Boston Dinner and Scientific Symposium View Healthy Minds, award-winning public TV series on mental disorders. Order these new books on schizophrenia and help NARSAD: My Son's Name Was Fred by Gwill Newman, and I Think I Scared Her by Brooke Katz.
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