Year-End Giving to Four Seasons is Easy
Whether it is a gift through your will, retirement plan, or insurance plan, including a gift to Four Seasons in your estate is one of the most meaningful ways to make a substantial impact on the future of care. Explore our information to find simple ways you can make a future gift and meet some of our donors. Our team is available to answer your questions, provide you with sample language, or provide you with referrals to an attorney.
Ways to Give Your Year-End Gift
One-Time Gift
Give a one-time donation online or by check to support the Four Seasons Annual Fund. Please make checks payable to Four Seasons Foundation and mail to 211 N Main St, Hendersonville, NC 28792. Click below to give online.
Monthly Installments
Setting up a monthly recurring gift allows you to make a significant impact over time and allows you to budget your contribution over the year. Call us at 828.513.2440 to set up your gift by phone, or click below to set up your gift online.
Memorials and Dedications
Honor your loved one with an engraved brick or paver tribute placed at Elizabeth House or our Greatrex Administrative Offices in Flat Rock. These reminders of a life well-lived serve as comfort to all who pass them.
Qualified Charitable Distribution from IRA
Individuals aged 70 ½ may use a Traditional IRA to make a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) of up to $108,000; allowing you to give more to your favorite charity and possibly minimize your taxes. Your gift must be made directly from your IRA to Four Seasons (TIN: 56-1252665).
Gift of Stock
When you donate appreciated securities, you can avoid paying capital gains tax (as high as 20%) and receive your charitable tax deduction when you donate appreciated securities (held more than 1 year) directly to Four Seasons.
Have questions, or need help setting up a gift in your will or trust?
Call or email our Director of Development Stephanie Wilson. If you've already set up a gift in your will or trust, please let us know so that we can recognize you.
