Leave a Legacy For Future Generations of Baptists

Making a planned gift to CBFNC allows you to thoughtfully combine your charitable interests and your personal financial goals. For many Christians, planned gifts are a way to honor their life-long tithing and one last opportunity to give witness to their love of God and the Church.

A bit of planning now provides peace of mind that the organizations and charities you value most will receive the support needed in the future.

Free & Faithful Legacy Society

Anyone who makes or plans to make an estate gift to CBFNC will be included in the Free & Faithful Legacy Society. This giving society honors visionary donors who are ensuring that this community—rooted in cooperation and “free and faithful” Baptist values—continues to respond to God’s call for generations to come. The commitment of our legacy society members strengthens our shared mission and carries it faithfully into the future.

 

Members of the Free & Faithful Legacy Society will receive:

  • The satisfaction of knowing that they have a plan in place to make larger gifts than would be possible during their lifetime.
  • Recognition at the Annual Gathering.
  • Recognition in the Annual Gathering program book and on CBFNC’s website.
  • Personal communication from CBFNC and invitations to special events.

 

You don’t have to be wealthy to leave a lasting legacy.
A planned gift to CBFNC may done in two ways:

1. Include CBFNC in your will. Making a gift as part or your estate plan allows you to make a larger gift than might be possible in your lifetime and it may lessen the burden of estate taxes on your heirs. A bequest in your will may be made several ways:

        • gift a specific dollar amount or asset
        • gift a percentage of your estate
        • gift the balance of your estate


2. Include CBFNC as a beneficiary of your retirement plan or life insurance policy. Naming CBFNC as a charitable beneficiary of your IRA, Roth IRA, 403(b) or 401(k) maximizes your charitable impact.

 

Want to Learn More?

Have you included CBFNC in your estate plans or want to learn more about naming CBFNC as a beneficiary of a will, trust or financial account?
Contact our office at 336.759.3456 to speak with:

You may also complete the form below and a member of our staff will reach out to you.

Free & Faithful Legacy Society Members List

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Gail and Michael* Cogdill

Lori and Jason Cogdill

Sarah Davis

Lenwood Ammons Estate*

Pamela Lolley Frey

Barbara and Jack Glasgow

Kimberly and Larry Hovis

Jan and Jim Hylton

Becky Keesler

Frances and James Parnell

Cleo Perry*

Judith Patton Rhinehart*

Lisa and Kenneth Rust

Beth and Tommy Thompson

Hilda Wilson*

Agnes Yost*

 

*Deceased

Why Others Have Joined

 

“We have been joyful participants in the work that CBFNC does of equipping churches and loving our neighbors, for a faith family in which to belong. Being generous stewards of God’s goodness in our lifetime is important to us, but we also chose to name CBFNC in our estate plan so that CBFNC’s mission will continue for future generations.”

 

~ Lisa & Kenneth Rust, Lumberton, NC

 

 

 

“‘Freely, freely, you have received; freely, freely give.’ These words from one of my favorite hymns have undergirded my actions during my life and should be reflected in my legacy. One of the many blessings I have received from God is CBFNC, and being able to participate in its mission and ministry. Therefore, I am pleased to be able to “freely” give from my estate to the ongoing legacy of CBFNC.”

 

~ Becky Keesler, Mount Airy, NC