Planned Giving
The Ackerman Institute for the Family is dedicated to providing the highest quality family therapy services, advancing training for professionals, and leading cutting-edge research in the field of family therapy. Your planned giving ensures that our work continues for generations.
Your generosity helps us treat families and children with ground-breaking treatment, train therapists and community organizations, and allows us to expand our outreach programs.
What is planned giving?
Planned Giving allows you to make a meaningful contribution to Ackerman Institute for the Family while meeting your financial goals and providing for your loved ones. It is a lasting way to support our mission by incorporating philanthropy into your estate and financial planning.
Through planned giving, you can:
- Create a legacy that reflects your commitment to family therapy and mental health.
- Receive financial benefits such as tax savings or income for life.
- Ensure the future of our programs that help future generations of families and therapists.
What are the benefits of Planned Giving?
Your contribution directly helps families in need, while also advancing the field of family therapy. Depending on the gift, you may receive significant tax benefits, including reduced estate and capital gain taxes. Additionally, your gift establishes a lasting legacy of supporting mental health and family well-being.
How can I set up Planned Giving to Ackerman?
1. Reach out to Ackerman’s Planned Giving Team: We can assist you in finding the right option that benefits both your family and our mission.
2. Consult your Financial Advisor: Ensure that the planned gift aligns with your financial and estate planning goals.
3. Make your Commitment: Formalize your planned gift and become a member of our Legacy Society.
Planned Giving allows you to make a meaningful contribution to Ackerman Institute for the Family while meeting your financial goals and providing for your loved ones. It is a lasting way to support our mission by incorporating philanthropy into your estate and financial planning.
There are a few ways you can set up Planned Giving: