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You must name the Church as irrevocable owner and beneficiary of an insurance policy to secure tax benefits from your gift. A gift of a paid-up policy produces a charitable deduction in the amount of the cash surrender value of the policy. If you create a new policy, we will pay the premiums, and you may deduct your gifts offsetting those payments. To learn more about gifts of life insurance, email us, complete the personal illustration form, or call us at 417-866-0841 so that we can assist you.
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Donors often overlook the benefits of giving a life insurance policy to the Church. If you are still carrying more insurance coverage than your family obligations now require, you can find a hidden gift asset in a surplus, paid-up policy. Alternately, you could create a gift for the future by taking out a new policy on your life and naming your Parish as the owner and beneficiary. By making gifts to cover premium payments, you create a future endowment gift from income rather than capital.