Ways of Giving in Washington: Bequests

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Bequests

A bequest is one of the simplest ways to support The Nature Conservancy.

Volunteer Cathy Maxwell, steward for preserves in S.W Washington. © Michael Wewer

A gift in your will to The Nature Conservancy helps ensure conservation far into the future. We would be pleased to welcome you to our Legacy Club, a group of supporters who have named the Conservancy as a beneficiary in their estate plans.

When you join The Legacy Club, you help ensure that the conservation work we pioneer today will continue long into the future. And, the expression of your individual values will provide hope, inspire others and have a real and lasting impact on Earth’s natural places.

For specific language on how to designate your bequest to Washington or for Legacy Club activities in Washington, contact Melissa Laird in Seattle at (206) 343-4345, ext. 321.

Go Deeper

Meet 15 of our Legacy Club members—they’ll share the experiences that helped shape their commitments to conservation.

Plus: There are many other ways to give to The Nature Conservancy in Washington. Consider renewing your membership, making an online donation or joining our monthly giving program.

March 14, 2012