The TLT Foundation Endowment

WHAT IS AN ENDOWMENT?
An endowment is an aggregation of assets invested by an organization to support its mission in perpetuity. An endowment allows donors to transfer their private dollars to public purposes with the assurance that their gifts will serve these purposes for as long as the organization continues to exist.

An endowment represents a compact between a donor and the organization. It links past, current and future generations. It allows the organization to make commitments far into the future, knowing that resources to meet those commitments will continue to be available.

Endowments serve the organization and the public by providing stability and leveraging other sources of revenue.

How Can I Give?
No Gift is Too Large or Too Small!

CASH
BEQUESTS
SECURITIES
LIFE INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
CLOSELY HELD STOCK
CHARITABLE REMAINDER of TRUSTS
CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITIES

HOW IT WORKS
The Tallahassee Little Theatre Endowment is to be administered by The Community Foundation of North Florida (www.cfnf.org). Only the interest earned Endowment is used to support the Tallahassee Little Theatre; the principle remains untouched in perpetuity, ensuring a permanent philanthropic source for our future.

WHY IS THE ENDOWMENT FUND HELD BY THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF NORTH FLORIDA?
The CCNF is a charitable non-profit organization incorporated in 1997 by a group of local citizens who wanted to establish a community-based vehicle for long-term philanthropy that would yield the greatest possible benefits to donors and charities alike. They offer expert, professional fund management for many organizations, guaranteeing not only the best possible asset management, but providing significant cost savings by sharing expenses among many entities. Through The CCNF, donors will receive the utmost tax advantages, and will have the peace of mind knowing that their gifts are expertly managed to keep growing and supporting the Tallahassee Little Theatre - essentially forever!

FOR MORE INFORMATION
As in all financial matters, please consult with your financial consultant or planner