UNITED JEWISH COMMUNITY ENDOWMENT, INC.

Gifts to the endowment can be made today or in the future. One of our various fund types should meet the charitable goals of every member of our community.

   
Outright donations of cash, stock, insurance or real estate can be used to establish a current, named endowment fund.

A deferred gift, from which the donor or any other beneficiary receives income for life, can also be made.

A common way to contribute, of course, is of an endowment fund can be broad or specific. 

Donors can support general community needs, a particular interest or agency, or a specific program.

One of our various fund types – unrestricted, restricted, philanthropic or a supporting UJCVP Endowment Fund – should meet the charitable goals of every member of our Jewish community. 

Gifts to endowment can take many forms, including lifetime giving, bequests, charitable gift annuities and insurance policies.  

Gifts of Cash – Establishing your fund within the UJC Endowment Fund using cash is as simple as writing a check.

Gifts of Stock – Donors enjoy a two-fold advantage in donating long-term appreciated assets: they avoid capital gains tax and receive a charitable tax deduction for the full fair market value of the asset.

Life Insurance Policy – Using a life insurance policy insures our Jewish future in a unique and meaningful way.  This method can be very cost-effective, especially for the younger donor.

Retirement Plans – These can be powerful tools for endowing a charitable legacy to the community while avoiding heavy estate and income taxes.

Real Estate & Investment Properties – For some donors, gifts of real estate may be the most convenient way to make a meaningful gift as they continue to support the work of the UJC Endowment Fund.

Other Options – There are many other ways to make a gift of almost any size. 

 A gift of endowment ensures that your generosity and vision will have an impact that extends far beyond your lifetime.   

• Provides preschoolers with a book a month for one year through the PJ Library
• Provides full scholarships each year to high school teens to attend Panim el Panim in Washington, DC.
• Gives $1500 stipend to teens for summer travel in Israel and a maximum stipend of $500 for an overnight summer camp experience at a Jewish camp
• Underwrote the recent UJC Book Fair and Meet the Author events at the JCC
• Provided Virginia Tech Hillel with funds for a new Sukkah on campus
• Provided William & Mary Hillel with the funds for Passover Seder attended by 200 students
• Provides much more