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Planned Giving
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Noelani Pantastico and Olivier Wevers in Jerome Robbins' In the Night. (©Angela Sterling)
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If you are looking to help ensure future excellence, financial stability and longevity at Pacific Northwest Ballet while furthering your own personal objectives, a planned gift is the perfect way to help. Planned gifts can support Pacific Northwest Ballet's Endowment, which allows PNB to create engaging repertories and pursue touring opportunities and education initiatives with confidence.
Planned gifts not only benefit Pacific Northwest Ballet, but they can also greatly benefit you through tax savings. Depending on the option that you choose, you can receive cash payments that can supplement retirement income or provide support for family members and friends.
Planned giving options include:
While a planned gift can often be arranged relatively simply, none of the options should be entered into without careful thought and consultation with your attorney, accountant, or other appropriate financial advisor. Pacific Northwest Ballet would be happy to help discuss your options with you and your advisors. When considering a planned gift, ask yourself how you want to benefit Pacific Northwest Ballet and how you'd like to benefit yourself and others. How would your gift make the biggest impact to both you and PNB? Once the purpose of the gift has been determined, then the practical aspects can be worked out, such as the assets to be used, the financial benefits to be secured, and the documentation of the gift's purposes.
Pacific Northwest Ballet also offers professional assistance to help you and your advisors explore various planned giving options.
Pacific Northwest Ballet honors those who remember PNB in their estate plans by placing them in the Révérence Society. For more information about planned giving and becoming a member of the Révérence Society, please contact Lilah Ostmann, Major Gifts Officer, at 206.441.3594 or LOstmann@pnb.org.
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