South Central Community Foundation
P.O. Box 8624
Pratt, KS 67124

Or Call (620) 672-7929 for more information.

Ways of Giving

Cash Gifts - You can give a gift of any size. A cash gift is simple and convenient.

Appreciated Property - Gifts of appreciated securities and real property may provide donors with income and estate tax advantages.

Bequests - The SCCF can be named as a residual beneficiary of wills, trusts and annuities. When the beneficiary's life interest ends, the assets will be distributed to the charity as directed by the will/trust.

Charitable Trusts - Trusts allow donors to design an estate plan that provides for their lifetime income needs, as well as beneficiary and charitable gifts.

Life Insurance - Donors may make the SCCF the beneficiary of an existing or new life insurance policy. Insurance donations are subject to IRS and state Insurance regulations.

Foundations - Private foundations may direct gifts or transfer assets to establish a fund that retains their name and purpose.

No-cost, no-obligation estate planning services are offered by SCCF through Stewardship Counseling, Inc.

Disclaimer: Donors do not receive any goods or services in exchange for gifts. SCCF is a public charity and your gift should qualify for a federal income tax deduction as allowable by law. We encourage you to consult with your tax advisor regarding deductibility of your gift. The SCCF has exclusive legal control over contributions.