Welcome to Cherokee Home for Children Planned Giving
Thank you for your interest in Cherokee Home for Children. Our hope is to serve you and your family with helpful information. We have an increasing number of friends at Cherokee Home who now are benefiting from life income gifts, gift annuities and other plans. Thank you for taking the time to explore the benefits of gift planning.
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Planning for Your Loved Ones Margaret was in the last year of her battle with a long term illness. Coming to grips with this reality, she frequently spoke at luncheons about how she was dealing with this final phase of her life. More ...
Benefits for Family and Cherokee Home for Children
There are several types of plans. Many of these have wonderful benefits for the gift donors. Many of these families have enjoyed increased income and generous tax savings. You might start by meeting these friends. Just click on the picture and you can view each story.
Part Gift and Part Sale Sue and Jim Wilson bought their first home many years ago. As they were landscaping in the yard, painting and fixing up that home, Jim was impressed with the home improvement store. More on Part Gift and Part Sale >>.
Current Gifts As is the case with many families, there are times each year when Jim and Sharon focus their attention on gift giving. For years, they have created a gift list that includes family members, friends and loved ones. More on Current Gifts >>.
A Bequest to Further Good Work Nancy and David Atkins were dedicated volunteers. Over the years, they had seen many individuals impacted by the good work of our organization. They wanted to create a legacy to provide future support to continue our mission. More on A Bequest to Further Good Work >>.
Steps to Wise Giving
There are several steps to help you make wise and prudent gifts. These pages are here to help you learn how gift planning ideas can be of personal benefit. Let us suggest a few steps that would help you in that process.
Margaret was in the last year of her battle with a long term illness. Coming to grips with this reality, she frequently spoke at luncheons about how she was dealing with this final phase of her life. 
Steps to Wise Giving