Community Endowment Fund Sample Clauses

Community Endowment Fund. By recommending the Community Endowment Fund you are supporting the St. Louis region forever. % % Allocation for all selected options must total 100% % RECOMMENDED CHARITABLE LEGACY PROGRAM The Charitable Legacy Program is designed to meet your philanthropic goals and give you flexibility. Permanent: A permanent fund may be created to support your favorite charitable organizations or the fields of interest you care deeply about. It is a forever charitable vehicle for our region that grows to provide a much needed and ongoing charitable resource. The Community Foundation’s annual spending policy for permanent fund applies (typically 3.5% to 5%); the Community Foundation’s board of directors sets and monitors a required annual distribution rate that is calculated as a percentage of fund assets. At present, this rate is based on 16 trailing quarter balances and is subject to change, based on community needs, investment performance, and the long‐term preservation of permanent funds’ principal. A permanent fund must be invested for a minimum of 12 months before the fund’s initial annual distribution rate can be calculated. Term of Years: This option allows you to continue to support your favorite charitable organizations or fields of interest for the number of years you select. The entire fund balance is available for grantmaking, with the Community Foundation distributing a percentage (%) annually, until the balance of the Fund has been distributed. The annual payout will be distributed in or near the first quarter of the calendar year and will be determined by the Community Foundation, based on the projected term of years payout. Outright: This option is designed for your Fund to be distributed to directly to your favorite charitable organizations or fields of interest. The Fund’s remaining balance, net any outstanding fees and obligations, shall be distributed as percentage shares of the Fund as you indicated on the Charitable Legacy Program.
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Community Endowment Fund. This is a permanent charitable resource that grows through your support and provides invaluable funding to local nonprofit organizations. When you give to the Endowment Fund you are helping to meet the needs of our community today and for years to come. It provides you with a simple and efficient giving mechanism to focus your gifts on the high‐priority needs of the St. Louis region, as identified by the Community Foundation expert professionals. Please contact Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx, Director of Giving Strategies, 314.880.4967 or xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx or Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, Giving Strategist, 314.880.4958 or xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx if you have questions or for more information.
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Community Endowment Fund. The Community Endowment Fund is a permanent charitable resource that grows through your support and provides invaluable funding to local nonprofit organizations. When you give to the endowment, you are helping to meet the needs of our community today and for years to come by supporting Santa Xxxxx and San Mateo counties in perpetuity. I would like to make an additional gift to the Community Endowment Fund: $ Total gift to the community foundation: $ Investment Allocation (Fully Expendable Funds Only) Please refer to the attachments regarding investment pool information and allocation. If you need additional information, please contact the community foundation. I have completed the Investment Allocation form.
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Community Endowment Fund. The Community Endowment Fund is a permanent charitable resource that grows through your support and provides invaluable funding to local nonprofit organizations. When you give to the endowment, you are helping to meet the needs of our community today and for years to come by supporting Santa Xxxxx and San Mateo counties in perpetuity. I would like to make an additional gift to the Community Endowment Fund: $ Total gift to the community foundation: $ Investment Allocation (Fully Expendable Funds Only) Please refer to the attachments regarding investment pool information and allocation. If you need additional information, please contact the community foundation. I have completed the Investment Allocation form. Donor & Fund Recognition The community foundation includes information about fund advisors, grantees and funds in our e-newsletters, magazine, website, and other printed and online materials. Indicate your recognition preferences below: Do not list my name on donor listings. Do not include the name of this fund on fund listings. I am willing to be interviewed for media stories. I am willing to be featured in the community foundation’s print and online publications. Questions? Contact the development department at xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx or call 000.000.0000. FUND AGREEMENT Acknowledgement & Signatures I acknowledge that I have read the Silicon Valley Community Foundation Fund Support Fees and Minimums and Fund Terms and Conditions and agree to the terms, fees and conditions described therein. I understand any contribution, once accepted by the Silicon Valley Community Foundation board of directors, represents an irrevocable contribution to Silicon Valley Community Foundation. The community foundation board of directors has variance power under IRS regulations, and this gift is not refundable to me. I hereby certify to the best of my knowledge, all information presented in connection with this form is accurate, and I will notify Silicon Valley Community Foundation promptly of any changes. Signature Print Name Date Silicon Valley Community Foundation Signature Authorized Signature Title Please send this form to: Silicon Valley Community Foundation Attention: Development Department 0000 Xxxx Xx Xxxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxx 000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxx, XX 00000-0000 Phone: 000.000.0000 Fax: 000.000.0000 xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Signature Print Name Date Print Name Date I have remembered the community foundation in my estate plans. I would like more information on how to inc...
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