As a donor-dependent, Bible-teaching ministry, Insight for Living gives thanks to God for our faithful financial partners who steward their resources so generously to help proclaim His Word around the world. Some have prayerfully chosen to include Insight for Living in their wills and estate plans, leaving a lasting legacy that reflects their love for Christ and their desire to see lives transformed for generations to come.
Estate Gifts
Making a legacy gift in your will or trust is one of the easiest ways to make a lasting impact. Once you have provided for your loved ones, we hope you will consider making our shared mission of evangelism part of your legacy through an estate gift.
There are four simple “no-cost-now” ways to give in your will:
- General gift: Leaves a donation of a stated sum of money to IFL in your will or living trust.
- Residual gift: Leaves what is left over after all debts, taxes, and other expenses have been paid.
- Specific gift: Leaves a specific percentage or fraction of the total value of the estate.
- Contingent gift: Leaves a stated amount or share only if a spouse, family member, or other heir/beneficiary does not live longer than you. In other words, your gift is contingent upon whether or not they survive after you.
You can mix these “no-cost-now” ways together. For example, you might consider leaving a specific percentage (such as 50%) of the residual to IFL contingent upon the survival of your spouse.
Legacy Gifts by Beneficiary Designation
It’s easy to add IFL as the beneficiary of bank accounts, retirement funds, savings bonds, and more to ensure that solid biblical teaching is available for generations to come—and it costs you nothing now.
Helping You Plan Well
Insight for Living cares deeply about you and wants to walk alongside you in all phases of your life. Planning for the future can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. That’s why we’ve partnered with PhilanthroCorp. Through this partnership, you have access to a confidential, no-cost service designed to help you think through these matters with clarity, wisdom, and peace of mind. Their team approaches this process with both practical expertise and a deep respect for the spiritual side of planning, serving each person with genuine compassion and integrity.
The content found on this site is for informational purposes only. It should not be relied upon as legal, tax, accounting or other professional advice. To determine how a gift or estate planning decision might affect your specific circumstances, it is recommended that you consult an attorney, financial advisor or other qualified professional.
