Give To Southeastern
Planned Giving FAQ
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A gift that is a part of your will or estate plans. Gifts from your IRA are sometimes considered planned gifts as well.
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If you do not already have a will, we invite you to create a will for free through our partnership with GiftWise. You will be asked during this process if you would like to gift a gift to Southeastern. Click HERE to get started! If you already have a will or have complex circumstances, we encourage you to speak with your attorney or financial planner. Our office can provide you with basic information about various planned giving options that you can discuss with your attorney or financial planner.
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For most planned giving options, this is no problem at all! Just get the assistance of your attorney or financial planner to ensure that it is adjusted correctly. However, some Charitable Gift Annuities and Charitable Trusts cannot be changed once they have been established. It is important to discuss this with your attorney or financial planner before establishing one of these options.
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We do not require a copy of these things, but we do request having documentation on file of the portion of the will or estate plan concerning Southeastern. This incredibly helpful to us as we consider the long-term financial health of the school.
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Click HERE to begin creating your will for free with GiftWise.
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You should begin with your attorney or financial advisor to develop a holistic plan for your estate. We can help provide you with options and suggestions for your planned giving as it relates to Southeastern.
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It’s possible for your planned gift to save you from paying significant taxes on appreciated securities, property, or withdrawals from your retirement account. Talk to your attorney or financial advisor for details specific to your situation!
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Call or email your IRA custodian and request that a donation be made to Southeastern.
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We are asking for 75 new planned givers to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Southeastern. As we thank God for his provision for the last 75 years, we ask that you consider being a part of God’s provision for the next 75 years.