Why make a planned gift?

To honor a loved one. A memorial gift provides a lasting remembrance.

To say thank you.

To give back. Share your success and good fortune by giving something back to others.

Helping others brings its own joy and happiness.

How it works

List Hunger Task Force, Inc. as a beneficiary in your estate plan.

Direct how your gift will be used to fight hunger.  Hunger Task Force uses every gift as the donor requests. We have several options:
- Purchase food
- Purchase summer meals for children
- Purchase baby formula
- Education and Advocacy
- The Farm & Fish Hatchery

Or you can make an undesignated gift and allow us to use it wherever the need is greatest. 

Don't forget to let us know you've chosen to give to us  We'd love to say thank you for your generosity!

Tax advantages

There are tax advantages to making a planned gift.  Speak to your financial planner about the following potential deductions:

Income tax savings: The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) allows you to deduct a portion of your charitable donations on your income tax return, provided you itemize.

Reduction of estate taxes: Gifts to a qualified organization, either now or at death, avoids the federal estate tax.

The impact

Your gift provides emergency food to needy families free of charge and supports advocacy efforts that address root causes of hunger.

Each year your gift will grow in size and impact, touching the lives of thousands of people.

To request a brochure

If you would like additional information or wish to receive a brochure on planned giving, call Scott Marshall, Director of Development at (414) 238-6474 or email scott @ hungertaskforce.org.

Information contained on the Web site is not a substitute for legal or tax counsel. Appropriate legal, tax, accounting and financial assistance should be sought in connection with any planned giving.