Bequests
Naming Trinity Historical Society as a beneficiary in your will is one of the simplest legacy giving options available to you. These can be for a specific amount or a percentage of what is remaining after they have provided for loved ones.It could also be a specific piece of property or other non-cash assets such as artwork, archival documents and photos etc. (please see in-kind section)
Beneficiary designations
THS can be named as the beneficiary of retirement funds (RRSP or RRIF), life insurance policies or an annuity. At the time of your death, your RRSP and RRIF are considered as income and are taxed quite heavily. By designating the Trinity Historical Society as a beneficiary of your retirement funds, you will receive a charitable tax receipt to offset any taxes owed. The gift would go directly to charity without being taxed or even needing to go through probate.Donations
The gifting of marketable securities (bonds, mutual funds, stocks)Gifts in kind
A gift of property such as historical documents and photos or rare books.Learn more
Please visit our Legacy Gift Brochure and Booklet.