Planned Giving

Leave your lasting legacy to generations of children, youth, adults and families facing some of the greatest challenges by remembering Wayfinder Family Services in your estate plans.

With a planned gift to Wayfinder, you can contribute during or after your lifetime, while meeting your current income needs and providing for your heirs. Planned gifts are often made in conjunction with estate planning and are viable options for supporters of all income levels.

Planned gifts offer Wayfinder sustained, long-term financial support, so that we may continue our critical programs for decades to come. In fact, much of our success is due to the generous support of donors who provided for Wayfinder in their estates.

Contact us to explore the many ways to leave a lasting legacy at Wayfinder.

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Charitable bequests in a will or trust are the easiest, most popular type of planned gift. You can make a substantial contribution without reducing the assets available to you during your lifetime.

All you need are a few sentences in your current will or revocable living trust. Please see Wayfinder Family Services’ sample wording below:

I bequeath to Wayfinder Family Services/Junior Blind, a 501(c)3 organization with tax identification number 95-1977659, a gift of:

  • $ __________(insert dollar amount), or
  • ___________ (insert percentage) percent of my estate, or
  • the following real property located at ________________________ (insert address of real estate), or
  • the following (bank, stock, life insurance, IRA) account: ____________, or
  • the rest, residue and remainder of my estate.

If you’ve already prepared your will, your attorney can easily include Wayfinder Family Services as a beneficiary by adding a codicil.

Please let us know if you are remembering Wayfinder Family Services in your will or trust. This information helps us plan for the future and enables us to honor you as a member of Wayfinder’s Legacy Society.