A Legacy for the Arts
One of the most meaningful and tax-effective ways you can support the TO Live Foundation is through a gift in your will. It's an important investment in the future of our city, one that will inspire generations to come through the transformative power of the arts.
There are many different ways that you can make a legacy gift to TO Live. Speak to your family, lawyer, and financial advisor today to determine what is best for you.
Use the power of your Will to make a lasting impact!
TO Live is proud to be a founding partner of Will Power. Will Power is a national movement made up of charities, financial advisors, and legal professionals across the country, working together to show Canadians that you have the power to make a difference by remembering the causes you care about in your estate plans. Even the smallest gift in your will can have an enormous impact, inspiring generations to come through the transformative power of the arts.
You can take care of your loved ones and leave a lasting legacy in your community.
Visit the Legacy Calculator and see for yourself!
A Gift in your Will
A bequest is the easiest way to make a legacy gift, allowing you to leave a specific sum of money, assets, or a portion of the residue of your estate to the TO Live Foundation.
If you wish to include the TO Live Foundation in your will, please include the following information:
Registered Name: Toronto Live Foundation
Charitable Registration #: 719381519 RR0001
Gifts of RRSPs and RRIFs
Naming the TO Live Foundation as a beneficiary of your RRSP/RRIF is a tax-smart way to make a legacy gift, reducing the taxes payable on these assets by your estate.
Gifts of Life Insurance
By naming the TO Live Foundation as your life insurance policy beneficiary, you can realize tax benefits during your lifetime or for your estate after your passing.
Gifts of Securities
Donating publicly-traded securities such as stocks or mutual funds is a tax-efficient way to support TO Live in your lifetime or through your estate. This eliminates the need to pay capital gains tax and maximizes the impact of your philanthropic contribution.