Planned Giving: A Legacy of Faith
Planned giving allows you to invest in future generations of Norfolk Christian students while providing for your loved ones and honoring your financial priorities. By including NCS in your estate plans, you can create a lasting legacy rooted in faith and Christian education.
Ways to Leave a Lasting Legacy
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Wills and Trusts: Include NCS as a beneficiary through a specific gift or percentage of your estate.
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Retirement Accounts: Name NCS as a beneficiary of an IRA, 401(k), or other retirement account.
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Life Insurance: Designate NCS as a beneficiary of an existing policy.
Potential Benefits
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Make a meaningful gift without affecting your current income.
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Provide for loved ones while supporting a mission that reflects your values.
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Potentially reduce estate taxes.
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Extend your generosity to future generations of NCS students.
Faithful Then. Faithful Now. Faithful for Generations to Come.
Planned giving is an invitation to prayerfully consider one important question:
How might your faithfulness today continue blessing students you may never meet?
Legacy Planning Resources
For many years, Barnabas Foundation assisted NCS families with charitable and estate planning and remains available to those wishing to continue that relationship. We are also pleased to connect families with trusted professionals within our Norfolk Christian community.
Financial Planning
Bryan Rex & Adam Rex
Cornerstone Financial Strategies
clientsupport@cfspro.com | 757-333-7377
Estate Planning | Wills | Trusts
Sean P. Reilly
Hanger Law
757-351-1510 | hangerlaw.com/consultation
When contacting either resource, please mention your referral through Norfolk Christian Schools.
Let’s Start a Conversation
If you are considering including NCS in your estate plans, we would welcome the opportunity to discuss how your legacy can support the areas of our mission most meaningful to you.
Norfolk Christian Schools does not provide legal, tax, or financial advice. Donors are encouraged to consult qualified professionals when making estate planning decisions.