Create a legacy that supports birds, kids and the environment by including Pasadena Audubon Society as a beneficiary of your will, trust, retirement or insurance plan. Including Pasadena Audubon Society as a beneficiary of your estate is one of the most meaningful and generous gifts you can make.
Wills: There are different ways to name Pasadena Audubon Society in your will. Your attorney may wish to use the following language.
A residuary bequest. You can give all or part of the property remaining in your estate after debts, expenses and specific bequests are paid. Such provisions can be made as follows:
“I give, bequeath, and devise (all, or ___ percent of) the rest, residue, and remainder of the property, both real and personal, wherever situated, which I may own or be entitled to at my death, to Pasadena Audubon Society now or formally in Pasadena, 75 S. Grand Ave., in the state of California, to be used for its general purposes.”
A specific bequest. You can establish a bequest of a particular dollar amount or asset with the following provision:
“I give, bequeath, and devise (dollar amount or description of gift) to Pasadena Audubon Society now or formally in Pasadena, 75 S. Grand Ave, in the state of California, to be used for its general purposes.”
Other Giving Options
Naming Pasadena Audubon Society a beneficiary of a retirement plan, life insurance policy or a bank account is another way to support the birds you love.
For more information on any of these topics, contact Lois Brunet .
Pasadena Audubon Society is a tax-exempt, nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization. This information is for general purposes only and is not intended as legal or financial advice. Pasadena Audubon Society recommends that each person considering a planned gift consult with her or his own legal or financial advisor. Pasadena Audubon Society’s tax identification number is 23-7168782.
Create a legacy that supports birds, kids and the environment by including Pasadena Audubon Society as a beneficiary of your will, trust, retirement or insurance plan. Including Pasadena Audubon Society as a beneficiary of your estate is one of the most meaningful and generous gifts you can make.
Wills: There are different ways to name Pasadena Audubon Society in your will. Your attorney may wish to use the following language.
A residuary bequest. You can give all or part of the property remaining in your estate after debts, expenses and specific bequests are paid. Such provisions can be made as follows:
“I give, bequeath, and devise (all, or ___ percent of) the rest, residue, and remainder of the property, both real and personal, wherever situated, which I may own or be entitled to at my death, to Pasadena Audubon Society now or formally in Pasadena, 75 S. Grand Ave., in the state of California, to be used for its general purposes.”
A specific bequest. You can establish a bequest of a particular dollar amount or asset with the following provision:
“I give, bequeath, and devise (dollar amount or description of gift) to Pasadena Audubon Society now or formally in Pasadena, 75 S. Grand Ave, in the state of California, to be used for its general purposes.”
Other Giving Options
Naming Pasadena Audubon Society a beneficiary of a retirement plan, life insurance policy or a bank account is another way to support the birds you love.
Pasadena Audubon Society is a tax-exempt, nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization. This information is for general purposes only and is not intended as legal or financial advice. Pasadena Audubon Society recommends that each person considering a planned gift consult with her or his own legal or financial advisor. Pasadena Audubon Society’s tax identification number is 23-7168782.