Planned Giving & IRA Charitable Rollover

Your Legacy. Their Tomorrow.

Create a lasting legacy of hope, healing and opportunity for individuals and families throughout our communities.

A Gift That Lasts

Make a Difference Today. Create Hope for Generations.

Through thoughtful planning, you can support compassionate behavioral health services and help ensure more individuals have access to the care and support they deserve.

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Hope

Expand access to care for individuals and families.

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Healing

Support recovery and wellness in our communities.

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Opportunity

Strengthen communities for a brighter tomorrow.

Ways to Leave a Legacy

Giving Options That Reflect Your Values

There are many ways to include the Kings View Foundation in your long-term financial or estate plans. Two common options include planned giving and IRA charitable rollover giving.

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Planned Giving

Leave a lasting legacy through a will, trust, beneficiary designation or other giving strategy.

Explore Planned Giving →

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IRA Charitable Rollover

Make a tax-smart gift directly from an eligible IRA if you are 70½ or older.

Learn About IRA Giving →

Planned Giving

A Meaningful Gift. A Lasting Legacy.

Planned giving is an opportunity to make a lasting difference by including the Kings View Foundation in your long-term financial or estate plans.

Whether through a gift in your will or trust, a retirement account beneficiary designation, or another charitable giving strategy, your generosity can help support access to compassionate behavioral health services for generations to come.

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Common Planned Giving Options

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Gifts Through a Will or Living Trust

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Beneficiary Designations

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Gifts of Appreciated Assets

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IRA Charitable Rollover

IRA Charitable Rollover

Turn Your Retirement Savings Into Lasting Hope.

If you are age 70½ or older, you may be able to make a meaningful gift to the Kings View Foundation directly from your Individual Retirement Account (IRA). A qualified charitable distribution (QCD) allows eligible individuals to support our mission while potentially reducing taxable income.

70½+Eligible Donor Age(at time of the distribution)
$111,000Annual QCD Limitper person

Eligible gifts are transferred directly from an IRA custodian to a qualified charity.

Tax rules and individual circumstances apply.

1

Contact Your IRA Custodian

Request a Qualified Charitable Distribution and confirm that your IRA and intended recipient qualify.

2

Arrange a Direct Transfer

Have your IRA custodian transfer the funds directly to the Kings View Foundation.

3

Notify Our Foundation Team

Email foundation@kingsview.org with the relevant gift details so we can properly acknowledge your generosity.

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Your Gift at Work

Your Legacy Can Change Lives.

A planned gift to the Kings View Foundation helps advance a future where individuals and families have greater access to compassionate care, meaningful support and opportunities for recovery.

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I Found
Recovery

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I Found
Housing

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I Found
A Community

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I Found
Wellness

Frequently Asked Questions

Your Questions. Our Answers.

Planned giving is a broad term for charitable gifts coordinated with financial or estate plans. An IRA charitable rollover is a specific way for eligible individuals to give directly from an IRA during their lifetime.

No. Planned gifts such as bequests and beneficiary designations are not subject to the IRA charitable rollover age requirement. To make a qualified charitable distribution, you must be at least 70½.

Yes. A qualifying distribution can count toward your RMD for the year, subject to applicable rules.

Contact the Kings View Foundation to discuss whether a gift can support a particular program or purpose before completing your transfer.

A qualifying distribution excluded from taxable income cannot also be claimed as a charitable income tax deduction. Consult your tax advisor for guidance.

Let’s Build a Legacy of Hope Together.

Our Foundation team is here to help you explore a meaningful way to give.

If you need assistance with any of our services,
feel free to contact us. We have you covered.

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