Planned Giving

Protect the People You Love. Leave a Legacy That Reflects Your Faith.

None of us can predict the future, but we can prepare for it. Yet nearly 70% of Americans do not have an estate plan, leaving important and stressful decisions for their loved ones. Estate planning is more than legal documents - it is an opportunity to care for your family, honor your values, and faithfully steward the blessings God has entrusted to you. We’d love to help you learn more about how to reduce taxes, save time and money for your loved ones, designate a guardian for children, and establish a Will or Living Trust for your family.

 

The plans you make today can become one of the greatest gifts you leave your family.

 

Should you choose to include Master Provisions in your legacy planning, planned gifts through a Will/Trust help us spread hope and serve others many years into the future. Leaving a gift in a Will is a powerful way to create a legacy — without costing you anything during your lifetime. To explore legacy gift options, please contact us (see below) or attend one of our Legacy Planning Seminars. Already included MP in your plans? Please let us know!

 

Questions about planned giving?

Email give@masterprovisions.org or call us at 859-474-0467.

10205 Toebben Drive, Independence, KY 41091

Master Provisions’ EIN: 61-1262540

 

Join us for our next FREE seminar!

August 25, 2026 | 6:30 PM

Whether you need to create your first will, update an existing plan, or learn about your options, this free seminar will provide practical, faith-based guidance to help you plan with confidence.

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Common Misconceptions
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Wills are for the Wealthy and Elderly

False: EVERYONE needs one!

Wills do more than name who gets your money and property. You can assign guardians for your children and pets, write your funeral wishes, and save your loved ones the stress of lengthy, expensive probate court proceedings.

 

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My Family Knows What I Want - I Don't Need a Will

False

Your family might know what you want, but they won’t get to make any decisions for you if you don’t write them down in a will. Instead, a court will make those decisions based on local laws. And the court process can be long and cost your loved ones a lot of money from your estate.

 

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Writing a Will is Hard & Expensive

False

There are several free and easy options to make a Will, both online and in person. Come to one of our legacy planning seminars to learn how to get set up and get all your questions answered!