Gift & Estate Planning

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Gift planning with The Nature Conservancy can help you ensure a bright future for conservation.

All You Need to Know About Gift and Estate Planning

Explore the many ways you can help meet your financial goals and maximize your philanthropic giving through sound and timely gift planning with The Nature Conservancy.

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Dollar Lakes at Medano-Zapata Ranch in Colorado, United StatesDollar Lakes at Medano-Zapata Ranch in Colorado, United States © Harold E. Malde
Share Your Bequest Plans

Have you made a bequest for the future of nature? If so, please let us know your plans so we can thank you and ensure your wishes are met. Let us know

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Request Your Personalized Gift Proposal

Learn more about a planned gift that's right for you by requesting a proposal from one of our gift planners. Request a proposal

King Penguins MarchKing Penguins on the march at Right Whale Beach, South Georgia Island. © Steve Gould
All Giving Options

Learn about your giving opportunities that help meet your needs and help us meet ours. Explore now

National Bison Range, MTAmerican bison grazing at the National Bison Range Wildlife Refuge in Montana. © Robert Granzow
Printable Resources

Our expert gift planners have compiled helpful documents for you to use when creating or updating your estate plans. Start now

Pine Butte VistaGuests at the Conservancy's Pine Butte Guest Ranch take in the view from Marmot Rock during a day hike in the Rocky Mountain Front of Montana. © Simon Williams/TNC
Planning Your Estate

Are you not quite sure where to start when it comes to creating your estate plan? Or, are you wondering how to help the Conservancy through your estate? We can help. Learn how

Remainder Annuity Trust SplashBird watching along the Big Sur River in California's Andrew Molera State Park. © Mark Godfrey/TNC
Planning For Retirement

Actively planning for retirement is important for everyone. Your retirement plan can help meet your financial and philanthropic goals. Learn how

Black bear cubAmerican black bear cub. Photo © William S. Lea
How to Name Us in Your Will

Do you want to name The Nature Conservancy in your estate plans? Find our legal language and tax ID here

Alabama Gulf Islands ImageGrand Bay National Wildlife Refuge is located in coastal Mississippi and Alabama. The refuge was established in 1992 to help protect one of the largest remaining expanses of Gulf Coast wet pine savanna habitat. © Hunter Nichols
Gift Planning Tools

We have many tools that can help you determine what gift is right for you. Explore gift and estate planning tools

Pam and Allen RozellePam and Allen Rozelle on a Legacy Club trip to Alaska. © Susan Gutchess/TNC
Planning for the Future

Pam and Allen Rozelle's charitable gift annuity with The Nature Conservancy provided them with additional financial security while protecting the lands and waters they cherish. Read their story

Need More Information?

You can write or speak to our gift planning staff today to answer your questions & learn about gift planning. Your inquiry is confidential.

Thinking of including us in your estate plans? View sample language for your will.

Is the Conservancy in your estate plans? Let us know.

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Photo Special Features TabLion in Maasai Mara, Kenya, Africa. © Kenneth K. Coe

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Nature Matters

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Contact

Email: legacy@tnc.org

Toll-free: (877) 812-3698

Fax: (703) 812-4863

Request Information
It takes time and effort to create an effective plan for the future. Request your proposal today
Let Us Know Your Plans
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