Gifts for the Future
Wills and Trusts
Help protect and defend national parks for generations to come with a gift that costs you nothing today.
Learn MoreRetirement Plans
Adding NPCA as a beneficiary of your IRA, 401(k) or 403(b) can take as little as five minutes, and costs you nothing today.
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Naming NPCA as the primary or secondary beneficiary of your life insurance policy may enable you to reduce your estate taxes.
Learn MoreGifts That Pay You Income
Charitable Gift Annuities
Make a gift to NPCA and receive income for the rest of your life, no matter what happens in the stock market.
Learn MoreCharitable Trusts
For those with assets of $250,000 or more, charitable remainder trusts can allow you to make a philanthropic impact while still having control over your donated assets.
Learn MoreGift Annuities for Family & Loved Ones
Did you know you can establish a charitable gift annuity to support a loved one, such as a child or special needs family member?
Learn MoreGifts of Assets
Stocks, Bonds & Mutual Funds
Donating appreciated stocks, bonds or mutual funds which you have owned for more than one year is a great way to benefit America's national parks and may provide you with substantial tax benefits.
Learn MoreIRA's
If you are 701/2 or older, you can give your required minimum distributions each year to NPCA and avoid paying income tax on the amount you donate.
Learn MoreLife Insurance
By irrevocably transferring your life insurance to NPCA, you may receive tax benefits and will ensure your policy supports national parks beyond your lifetime.
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Donate your home to NPCA and continue to live in it for the rest of your life. Better yet, this may qualify you for significant tax benefits.
Learn MoreDonor Advised Funds
If you own a donor advised fund, you can direct grants be made to support NPCA as well as name us as a beneficiary of the remaining balance at the end of your life.
Learn MorePersonal Property
Donate items such as artwork, patents, royalties or contractual income rights to protect America's national landscapes and save on taxes.
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