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Planned Giving
Your legacy can be one of restoration. Through planned giving, you ensure that survivors of trafficking will have access to life-changing care for generations to come.
A Legacy of Hope
What Is Planned Giving?
Planned giving allows you to make a significant, lasting contribution to Helping Captives through your estate plan or financial strategy. These gifts ensure the long-term sustainability of our programs and provide survivors with the support they need well into the future.
A planned gift can be structured to align with your financial goals while making a transformative difference. Whether through a bequest in your will, a beneficiary designation, or a charitable trust, there are many ways to leave a legacy of restoration.
We recommend working with your financial advisor or estate attorney to determine the best approach for your situation. Our team is also available to discuss options and answer questions.
"We wanted our legacy to stand for something real. Knowing that our gift will help women find freedom and rebuild their lives — that is a legacy worth leaving."
— Planned giving donors, Spokane, WA
Details modified to protect donor privacy.
Options
Ways to Give Through Your Estate
There are several approaches to planned giving, each with unique benefits. Consult your advisor to find the right fit.
Bequests
Include Helping Captives in your will or living trust. You can designate a specific dollar amount, a percentage of your estate, or a residual gift after other obligations are met. This is the simplest and most common form of planned giving.
Beneficiary Designations
Name Helping Captives as a beneficiary of your retirement account, life insurance policy, or bank account. This can often be done with a simple form change through your financial institution — no changes to your will required.
Charitable Trusts
Charitable remainder trusts and charitable lead trusts allow you to provide for your family while also supporting survivors. These instruments can offer income tax deductions, reduce estate taxes, and create a steady stream of support for our mission.
Donor-Advised Funds
If you have a donor-advised fund (DAF), you can recommend a grant to Helping Captives at any time. DAFs offer immediate tax benefits while allowing you to recommend charitable distributions over time as part of your long-term giving plan.
Getting Started
We Are Here to Help
Planned giving is deeply personal, and every situation is unique. We are happy to speak with you — or your advisor — about how a planned gift could work for you and for the survivors we serve.
When including Helping Captives in your estate plan, please use our legal name and tax identification number:
Legal Name: Helping Captives
Location: Spokane Valley, WA
Status: 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization
Please contact us for our EIN and any additional documentation your advisor may need.
Start the Conversation
Whether you are considering a bequest, a beneficiary designation, or another planned gift, we would love to hear from you. Reach out to discuss how your legacy can help restore lives.
Helping Captives is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. All planned gifts may qualify for tax benefits. Please consult your tax or legal advisor.