anybody leaving a trust/foundation behind?

[Huston55]

Mrfeh-

I suggest you investigate community foundations in your area to see if their missions align with your goals. They have preferred tax status, enable you to leverage the impact of your donation by pooling it with other like minded folks, and sometimes have arrangements where they self-fund the administrative costs, which leaves all of your donated $ going directly to recipients.

Here's a link to Wisconsin ***.

Wisconsin's Certified Community Foundations

Here's to hoping you ride one of those 'upward lines' in FireCalc.

[jebmke]

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Originally Posted by Meadbh Any other suggestions?

Lawn chair, bottle of tequila at low tide.

[unclemick]

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Originally Posted by jebmke Lawn chair, bottle of tequila at low tide.

Bottle of vodka and a Michigan snowbank.

Still will probably have a 80 acre MO farm and 20 acres of pine in MS to dispense via a will or trust even if we manage to spend the money.

heh heh heh -

[FinanceDude]

yes

[jebmke]

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Originally Posted by unclemick Bottle of vodka and a Michigan snowbank. Still will probably have a 80 acre MO farm and 20 acres of pine in MS to dispense via a will or trust even if we manage to spend the money. heh heh heh -

With a bottle of Vodka in you, you might survive until spring in that snowbank!