Why make a

planned gift

Protect what matters to you.

A planned gift ensures that the U.S.-Israel relationship you’ve championed continues to be strengthened long into the future.

It costs nothing today.

Most planned gifts — like a bequest in your will — don’t require you to give anything now. You maintain full control of your assets during your lifetime.

It's easy to set up.

A simple addition to your will or a quick beneficiary designation form is often all it takes. Your financial advisor can help.

Potential tax benefits.

Depending on the vehicle you choose, your gift may reduce estate taxes or provide income during your lifetime. Consult your tax advisor for details.

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Ways to make a lasting impact

You have several options for including AIPAC or AIEF in your estate plan. The right choice depends on your goals — here’s a quick overview:

Add a provision to your will or living trust directing a specific amount, percentage, or the remainder of your estate to AIPAC or AIEF.

The simplest way to start. No cost during your lifetime.

Name AIPAC or AIEF as a beneficiary of your
retirement account (IRA, 401k) or bank account.

Quick to set up — just update a form with your plan provider.

Transfer assets into a trust that pays you (or a loved one) income for life. The remainder goes to AIEF.

Donors who want income now and a charitable gift later.

Gift appreciated stock, real estate, or other assets directly to AIPAC or AIEF.

Donors who want to make an immediate impact and may receive tax benefits.

SUGGESTED BEQUEST LANGUAGE

Share the language below with your attorney to add a bequest to your will, trust, or codicil. Please consult your advisor for legal and tax advice.

OPTION A: Direct Gift to AIPAC

“I give, devise and bequeath [dollar amount, percentage of my residuary estate, etc.] to American Israel Public Affairs Committee (Federal Tax I.D. #53-0217164), located in Washington, D.C.”

OPTION B: Tax-Advantaged Gift

“I give, devise and bequeath [dollar amount, percentage of my residuary estate, etc.] to American Israel Public Affairs Committee (Federal Tax I.D. #53-0217164), located in Washington, D.C., provided that the amount of this bequest shall be reduced and redirected to the American Israel Education Foundation (Federal Tax I.D. #52-1623781), located in Washington, D.C., if and to the extent necessary to ensure that the amount of federal estate tax payable by my estate is not increased by this bequest.”

Ready to take the next step?

Email: legacy@aipac.org Phone: (202) 639-5330

A commitment to

future generations

The AIPAC Tomorrow Campaign, a planned giving and endowment initiative of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee and the American Israel Education Foundation, allows our supporters to invest in the future strength of the U.S.-Israel relationship. We have more information to help you make this decision and language to help you speak to your attorneys.

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The AIPAC Tomorrow Campaign is a planned giving and endowment initiative of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) and the American Israel Education Foundation (AIEF). AIEF is the charitable organization affiliated with AIPAC. All gifts to AIEF are subject to the discretion and control of its Board of Directors. AIEF will support only AIPAC programs consistent with its status as a charitable and educational organization, tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
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Information in this publication is not intended as legal or tax advice. Individuals considering a legacy gift are urged to consult their advisors.
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AIPAC Tax I.D. #53-0217164 | AIEF Tax I.D. #52-1623781