Outright Giving

Your outright gift of cash, securities, or other liquid assets will be put to immediate use at ULI.

Cash

• Online: Use our secure giving form
• Phone: Call 202-624-7000
• Mail: Make your check payable to ULI Foundation and mail to

ULI Foundation
2001 L Street NW
Suite 200
Washington, DC 20036

Gifts can be credited on the date of USPS postmark.

Stocks, Bonds, and Mutual Funds

For information on giving appreciated securities, please contact the ULI Foundation.

Matching Gifts

Find out if your organization will match your gift to double your impact on ULI.

Real Estate

All gifts of real estate require prior approval by ULI. A gift of real estate may be a principal residence or vacation home, a rental property, a commercial building, or a lot or land. The gift may be the entire property or a fractional interest in the property. Contact the Foundation to discuss the process for making a real estate gift.

 

Planned Gifts

Your deferred gift benefits you now and provides support for ULI’s future. Contact the Foundation to develop a gift plan that meets your financial and philanthropic goals.

Wills, Living Trusts, and Bequests

The easiest and most common form of deferred gift is a charitable bequest in your will or living trust. We have sample bequest language and more information.

Gifts that Provide Income

A lifetime income gift, such as a charitable gift annuity or a charitable remainder trust, can provide you with fixed or variable payments for life. You can receive tax benefits and deductions as well.

Charitable Lead Trust

Charitable lead trusts support ULI now and allow your family to receive the asset in the future with a significantly reduced tax liability once the pledged amount is fulfilled.

Gifts of Retirement Plans

When ULI is named as a retirement plan beneficiary, whether primary or contingent, estate taxes do not apply. This allows you to give a larger gift than you may have anticipated.

Retained Life Estate

You can give a personal residence to ULI but continue to live in it or rent it out during your lifetime, paying only general maintenance, insurance, and taxes. The property is removed from your taxable estate and you receive an immediate federal income tax deduction.