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For almost 30 years the Midwest Special Needs Trust Charitable Trust program has been helping people across our state who are disabled and living below the federal poverty level.
As you create your plan for distributing your assets and property to your beneficiaries, MSNT can assist you with special needs planning with a Third-Party Trust. A Third-Party Trust can be created as an active or inactive trust.
Read answers prepared by our Special Needs Trust Specialists to common questions about the purpose of, establishing, and using a Special Needs Trust.
We want you to know that Midwest Special Needs Trust has put measures in place for staff to continue work remotely. Ideally, we would like to receive any requests and supporting documentation from you by email.
Please do not worry, we intend to do everything possible to continue all services for our beneficiaries and representatives.
You can also email for Charitable grants at:
grants@midwestspecialneedstrust.org
Or call us at:
1-573-256-5055
1-877-239-8055 (toll free)
Midwest Special Needs Trust has compiled a series of topics of interest. It is our hope that these resources will help answer some of the more relevant questions to date.
Missouri Family Trust was established as a result of advocacy by parents and professionals who realized that many obstacles hinder planning for the financial future of individuals with disabilities. The organization was created by statute (RSMo 402.199 – 402.208) in 1989 for the primary purpose of administering special needs trusts for persons with disabilities to protect important public benefits such as Medicaid and SSI. As authorized and specified by statute, the Missouri Family Trust was incorporated as a non-profit and received IRS 501(c)(3) charitable designation.
Missouri Family Trust was established as a result of advocacy by parents and professionals who realized that many obstacles hinder planning for the financial future of individuals with disabilities. The organization was created by statute (RSMo 402.199 – 402.208) in 1989 for the primary purpose of administering special needs trusts for persons with disabilities to protect important public benefits such as Medicaid and SSI. As authorized and specified by statute, the Missouri Family Trust was incorporated as a non-profit and received IRS 501(c)(3) charitable designation.