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As we prepare for the future, we invite our friends to consider a bequest as a way to protect and preserve native wildlife for future generations.
Please read through the information provided and complete the contact form below to inform us if you intend to include BRWC in your estate plan, have already done so, or would like to receive additional information.
A legacy gift reflects your commitment to safeguard the future of Virginia’s wildlife — their health, habitat, and ability to thrive in our shared ecosystem. BRWC benefits from your commitment by gaining long-term financial sustainability and ensuring our work continues for generations to come. It is possible to support the mission of Blue Ridge Wildlife Center in your estate plan through:
Charitable Bequests are gifts made through a will or trust that can help you achieve your financial and philanthropic goals, increase your giving options, and maximize tax benefits. Working with your attorney or tax professional can help you determine which type of bequest is best to ensure your goals are met. Here is some sample bequest wording. Some common types of bequests include:
You may designate a bequest for a specific area or program, such as medical supplies or education. Alternatively, you can choose to make an unrestricted gift, which allows BRWC to respond to opportunities and challenges as they arise and fulfill our core mission over the long term.
To express our sincere appreciation to those who wish to include BRWC in their estate plan, BRWC offers membership in our Legacy Society. The easiest way to become a member is through a Statement of Intent. Informing us of your plans allows us to express our appreciation during your lifetime. It also offers a meaningful way to extend your philanthropic impact, receive recognition, and connect with a community of like-minded individuals. Additionally, it ensures your desire to safeguard the future of native wildlife is acknowledged today and lives on into the future.