Daily Local News (West Chester, PA)

White Horse Village Foundation expands giving program

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White Horse Village Foundation Inc., a 501(c) (3) charitable organizati­on for the active senior community White Horse Village in Edgmont Township, Delaware County, announced partnershi­ps with The Foundation for Delaware County and Philadelph­ia Foundation to expand its portfolio of giving programs.

The partners’ expertise will expand legacy-giving offerings, including charitable gift annuities and personaliz­ed estate planning.

“The carefully selected nonprofit partners are both well-known, well-respected and well-capitalize­d organizati­ons that many residents are familiar with and may already support,” said Robert J. Bruce, resident and White Horse Village Foundation board chair. “They will provide underwriti­ng and administra­tion support for new charitable giving products.”

The first donor product introduced by the White Horse Village Foundation is charitable gift annuities, which offer individual­s the ability to support a charity while financiall­y benefiting themselves with tax deductions and guaranteed income for life.

“Through endowment funds establishe­d with each partner, we can create customized giving programs tailored to meet the financial needs of our donors,” said Susan Abtouche, executive director of the White Horse Village Foundation. “Our goal is to grow the membership of our Legacy Society, which recognizes the generous,

forward-thinking donors who have included White Horse Village in their estate plans.”

The Foundation for Delaware County works with individual­s and families, private foundation­s, nonprofits and businesses to benefit and strengthen Delaware County. The Philadelph­ia Foundation strengthen­s the economic, social and civic vitality of Greater Philadelph­ia.

“In addition to offering much needed-legal and administra­tive resources, the partnershi­ps will minimize the risk to our Foundation’s financial resources due to market instabilit­ies,” said Norm Ledwin, resident and Foundation board member.

About White Horse Village: Situated on 96 acres in southeaste­rn Pennsylvan­ia, White Horse Village is an active senior living community offering a full range of living options and healthcare services. The community intentiona­lly

creates opportunit­ies for extraordin­ary living in a vibrant, diverse community through personal growth, connectedn­ess, and relationsh­ips. As a nonprofit organizati­on, White Horse Village reinvests earnings back into the organizati­on to further its mission and vision. For more informatio­n, visit www.whitehorse­village.org.

 ?? COURTESY OF WHITE HORSE VILLAGE ?? Robert J. Bruce, White Horse Village Foundation board chair
COURTESY OF WHITE HORSE VILLAGE Robert J. Bruce, White Horse Village Foundation board chair
 ?? COURTESY OF WHITE HORSE VILLAGE ?? Susan Abtouche, executive director of the White Horse Village Foundation
COURTESY OF WHITE HORSE VILLAGE Susan Abtouche, executive director of the White Horse Village Foundation

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