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	Continuous Child Care Sponsorship Agreement How the Continuous Child Care Sponsorship Agreement Works The World Vision Continuous Child Care Sponsorship Agreement is initiated with a one time gift of $4,200 for which you will be provided with an agreement that ensures the support of your sponsored child from the interest earned from this gift. You will receive a charitable tax deduction for your gift in the year it is made When the child sponsored under this agreement becomes self-sufficient, or for any reason does not continue in World Vision’s Child Care Sponsorship program, another deserving child may be selected by you to use for this continuous sponsorship. After your life, when your sponsored child leaves the program, the remaining principal and interest in your agreement will be used for the benefit of World Vision’ Child Care ministries. You may also create a Continuous Child Care Sponsorship Agreement in your will. The following is an example of how this can be stated I bequeath to World Vision, Inc. a California nonprofit corporation with its principal offices at 34834 Weyerhaeuser Way South, Federal Way, Washington 98001, the sum of $______________ to create a Continuous Child Care Sponsorship Agreement to be used solely for the support of ______________, Acct. #_________, while _________ remains in he World Vision Child Care program. After that time, the remaining principal and interest in this agreement may be used where most needed in World Vision’s Child Care ministries World Vision urges you to discuss these choices with your own advisors and use the example provided as a guide only. If you wish to create a Continuous Child Care Sponsorship Agreement, or if you have questions about this or any deferred giving arrangement, a World Vision Gift Planning Representative is available to speak with you at 800-426-5753. You can also email the World Vision Gift Planning Department, or complete the personal illustration form so that we can assist you. Appreciated Securities Bequests Continuous Child Care Sponsorship Agreement Pooled Income Funds Charitable Gift Annuities Charitable Remainder Trusts Charitable Lead Trusts Retained Life Estates Charitable Bargain Sales Charitable Vision Fund (a Donor Advised Fund) Advisor-Managed Donor Advised Fund Gifts of Other Assets How to give other assets, such as: Retirement Plans, Real Estate, Closely-Held Stock, Partnership Interests, Tangible Personal Property, and Life Insurance. The following examples can be tailored to your interests. Be sure to consult your attorney for assistance in making a bequest.