A gift that costs nothing during your lifetime.
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Did you know there are creative ways to support the nonprofit? Ways in which a nonprofit, you and your loved ones all benefit at the same time?
Such giving techniques are called "planned gifts", because with thoughtful planning, you create win-win solutions for you and a nonprofit.
Name a nonprofit in Your Will
Make us part of your family. A gift through your will or estate is the easiest gift you can make today.
Put Your IRA to Work for a nonprofit
There's a simple, straightforward way to avoid income tax and potential estate tax on your retirement plan, while making a significant gift to a nonprofit.
Support a nonprofit in Creative Ways
Meet Our Donors
Robert E. Darling, Jr. ’49
We're getting a little older and we find ourselves thinking about the future a lot more than we used to. Not just our future and that of our children, but also the future of Organization, an organization we’ve believed in and supported for so many years.
Pat Clark
I bought a lot of life insurance when our family was young. Wanted to be sure that Bev and our children would be taken care of should anything unexpected happen to me.
John Hincks
We wanted to make a gift to Organization in addition to our annual support — a commitment that would make a lasting impact on the organization our whole family loves.
Lee Thomson ’62
After my wife Karen died, I began to appreciate much more the organizations to which she had been so devoted. Organization was always her favorite, and I began to look for ways that my giving could keep her commitment alive.
Gifts from Your Will or Trust
Need to preserve your assets during your lifetime? You can plan a gift to us that will only take effect after your other obligations are fulfilled.