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Planned Giving
American Diabetes Association
Tax ID #: 13-1623888
American Diabetes Association Research Foundation
Tax ID #: 54-1734511
Contact Us
Department of Individual Giving
Phone: 888-700-7029
Fax: 703-836-2464
E-mail: plannedgiving@diabetes.org
1701 N. Beauregard St.
Alexandria, VA 22311
Research Foundation
Learn how you can support our Research Program and the exploration of all the scientific possibilities that diabetes research is generating.
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Beware of These Inheritance Complications
- Do you have a mortgage on property you own? If so, which funds from your estate will be used to pay the debt?
- Can your assets easily generate cash? Your estate may be forced to sell some of its assets if cash is needed to satisfy an outright bequest or pay a debt. Keep in mind that property—such as real estate—takes time to sell and may not generate the sale price you would have liked for your heirs.
- How are your assets owned? Assets you own jointly (typically with your spouse) with right of survivorship pass to the surviving co-owner at your death and, eventually, to whomever is designated through the surviving co-owner's will.
- Are you currently the life beneficiary of an annuity or a trust? Unless you can name later beneficiaries to take effect upon your death, your heirs may be unable to inherit these assets.
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If part of your plan is to leave something for American Diabetes Association, we would be happy to provide you with tips on tax-wise methods of passing assets to the Association. Simply contact Department of Individual Giving at 888-700-7029 or plannedgiving@diabetes.org.
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