When you make a life income gift to the Koch Institute at MIT, you and/or your beneficiaries receive income for life.
As a result, life income gifts allow you to meet your own financial goals while supporting our fight against cancer. At the end of the beneficiaries' lives, MIT uses the funds for the purposes within the Koch Institute you specified at the time of the gift .
1. Investing in the MIT endowment through a charitable remainder trust provides you with a variable income that grows as the MIT endowment does, and helps you diversify your assets.
2. Charitable gift annuities provide one or two annuitants a fixed income for life with payments beginning immediately.
3. Deferred gift annuities provide a fixed income for life after a deferral period you set at the time of the gift.
You may establish a life income gift with cash, stock, real estate, or other assets. All beneficiaries must be age 50 or older.
You may also make a significant expression of your life's values through a charitable bequest.
To learn more about life income gifts and bequests to the Koch Institute, please contact:
MIT Office of Gift Planning
Judy Sager, Director
MIT Room W98-553
617-253-6463
gift_planning@mit.edu
