Donations
Be a benefactor at any time and in any amount by mailing a check payable to
Community Players of Streator, Inc. to P.O. Box 883, Streator IL 61364. Your tax
deductible contribution helps keep our ticket costs down while maintaining our
facility and the high quality of our productions.
Create a Bequest
Charity is not limited to your lifetime. Most of us have given time, talent
or money to worthwhile organizations, but probably few of us have given thought
to making a gift that will continue to work wonders long after we are gone.
By leaving a gift to a non-profit organization such as Community Players of
Streator in your will or estate plan, you ensure that your assets will continue
to help others long after you are not here. And because of the tax benefits of
making charitable contributions in your will, it can also benefit the family and
friends who inherit your estate. Non-profit organizations like Community Players
of Streator need strong, financial support to continue providing an outlet for
artistic endeavors in the Streatorland area. It is a constant struggle to keep
an arts organization alive in these days of reduced arts funding.
If you have not specified your wishes in a will, the state will decide for
you. Also, a significant portion may be collected by the government in the form
of estate taxes. Charitable bequests support nonprofit programs and can reduce
your estate tax liability, thus benefiting your heirs.
You don't have to be wealthy to have an estate or donate to charities. An
estate is simply any property, money or personal belongings you may have at the
time of your death. Anyone can arrange to leave a charitable gift from their
estate, regardless of its size.
There are many ways to leave a gift, but the most common is through a
will. You can set aside a certain dollar amount or a percentage of your
estate. Some people may choose to leave a life insurance policy or investments.
Please contact us if you would like additional
information. We can provide our legal name and tax ID number to include in your
will or estate plan document.
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