1922 Society

Planned Giving is the transfer of assets to a specific nonprofit organization during a donor’s lifetime or upon a donor’s passing. Reviewing and implementing future giving plans today can help each of us meet our personal, financial and estate planning goals. Planned Giving often enables the donor to provide more for his or her heirs, and to make a larger gift than otherwise possible. It often reduces taxes as well.

In addition to personal financial benefits, Planned Giving is an excellent way to ensure the fiscal stability and successful future of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. Each of us can leave a lasting mark through a gift that provides for the future well-being of the Church.

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In general Planned Gifts are made through:

Gifts by Will or Living Trust
Charitable Trusts
Gifts of Real Estate, Appreciated Property, and Tangible Personal Property
Gifts of Life Insurance and Retirement Accounts

For specific information or questions relating to giving opportunities, contact Denise Hudmon, Parish Administrator, at 388-2681 ext. 217 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Click here for a PDF of our 1922 Society Brochure.

Click here for a PDF of our 1922 Society Form.