Leave Your Legacy with AgingNext
Together we can do more.
We make it easy with Mary’s Legacy, a planned giving initiative honoring AgingNext’s noble founder Mary Sandoe.
Be a Part of Mary’s Legacy
We can’t always rely on government funding or grants, so your support means everything. Your planned gift will ensure your legacy as a member of the AgingNext family and improve the quality of life for older adults in our community.
What is Planned Giving?
Small effort. Big impact.
Legacy giving is a charitable gift made through a will, trust, estate plan or other legal structure that helps support a meaningful cause you really care about.
Your gift can have immediate impact by establishing a living legacy, or it can be transferred to AgingNext when you’re gone.
Planned giving changes lives.
We make it easy with a seamless process for establishing your charitable gift.
We Put Your Gift to Work
Your gift helps AgingNext…
84 cents of every $1 of your gift goes directly to funding AgingNext services. The remaining 16 cents goes to administrative and fundraising expenses – every penny counts!
Our Story in Numbers
Thanks to our generous donors, AgingNext accomplished amazing things in 2022!
88 clients received 16,222 hours of companionship!
8,528 hours of respite care provided to caregivers of our 23 Memory Care Center participants
151,841 miles driven by 108 volunteer drivers
1,458 service requests filled for Village members
13,946 hours of seniors helping seniors by 231 community volunteers
Over 3,000 requests for support to our Resource Specialist and 970 wellness calls placed
There are many ways to fund a planned gift, from cash, investments and real estate to life insurance proceeds, personal property and more. Your financial advisor will help determine what works best to achieve your giving goals. If you don’t have an advisor, we can provide referrals to qualified estate planning attorneys and financial planners.
- There are many ways of giving back that involve your estate plan. Ask us.
- You can consolidate your donations for the next 5 years and take the entire tax deduction this year.
- If you own real estate, you can benefit by utilizing current tax exemptions.
- Financial tools such as 401(k)s, IRAs and life insurance can help safeguard your future and support your charitable giving goals.
- Your planned giving initiative can inspire philanthropic passion in your children and grandchildren.
Planned giving is easier than you think. To get started, contact Abby Pascua, AgingNext CEO at (909) 621-9900 or email plannedgiving@agingnext.org
Support the future of AgingNext without affecting your cash flow or portfolio
Benefits – Retain control of your assets during your lifetime and receive an estate tax charitable deduction
Avoid double taxation on IRAs or other retirement plans while supporting our mission
Benefits – Eliminate income and estate taxes on your retirement plan; free up other assets to pass on to your heirs
Utilize an overlooked asset to provide substantial support to AgingNext
Benefits – Increase your ability to support us without affecting your lifestyle
Make the simplest, current donation
Benefits – Receive an income tax charitable deduction and make an immediate impact at AgingNext
Leverage more generous support to AgingNext and avoid capital gains liability
Benefits – Buy low and give high – “tax-wise” support that provides you with capital gains tax avoidance and an income tax charitable deduction
Use personal property to support the mission of AgingNext
Benefits – Receive an income tax charitable deduction for the value of the gift and avoid tax on any gains
Tap one of the most valuable assets in your portfolio to support AgingNext
Benefits – Avoid capital gains tax, receive an income tax charitable deduction, and remove a large asset from your taxable estate
She spearheaded a needs assessment that included four local retirement communities, Claremont Manor, Hillcrest, Pilgrim Place and Mt. San Antonio Gardens, as well as the Claremont Graduate University.
These organizations worked together to identify those services that were most needed by seniors living independently in the area. As a result, transportation was identified as the most needed, and least available, service. In 1976, under Mary’s leadership, Baldy View Community Services for the Aged responded to the transportation dilemma by starting Get About using two borrowed vans from the Claremont Red Cross.
From the beginning as Baldy View Community Services for the Aged, and now as AgingNext, our nonprofit has served as convener, information resource and collaborator on senior issues in parts of Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties. We are there when our clients and their families need us most…when transportation is required, when a caregiver is needed, when socialization is imperative to feeling connected and when guidance and a friendly smile make all the difference.
Your consideration of a gift will help to ensure your legacy as a member of the AgingNext family and will improve the quality of life for our clients and their families. Depending on your stage in life, Mary’s Legacy can help you explore your financial options.
We invite you to be a part of Mary’s Legacy and make an impact on the lives of older adults, now and well into the future.
To get started, contact Abby Pascua, AgingNext CEO at (909) 621-9900 or email plannedgiving@agingnext.org