Planned Giving-
Leave a Legacy of Compassion
A planned gift is a meaningful way to support HELP For Pets, Inc. far into the future. Through estate planning, you can create a lasting legacy that helps animals in need and supports lifesaving programs in the Greater Danbury community for years to come.
What Is a Planned Gift?
A planned gift, also known as a legacy gift, is a charitable contribution arranged as part of your financial or estate plans. These gifts may be made through a will, trust, beneficiary designation, retirement account, life insurance policy, or other estate planning tools.
By including HELP For Pets, Inc. in your plans, you help ensure that vulnerable animals continue to receive rescue, veterinary care, foster placement, adoption support, Trap-Neuter-Return services, and low-cost spay/neuter assistance.
Ways to Leave a Legacy Gift
Include HELP For Pets in Your Will or Trust
You can name HELP For Pets, Inc. as a beneficiary in your will or living trust. This can be a specific amount, a percentage of your estate, or the remainder after other gifts are made.
Name HELP For Pets as a Beneficiary
You may be able to name HELP For Pets, Inc. as a beneficiary of a retirement account, life insurance policy, bank account, or investment account.
Honor a Loved One
A planned gift can be made in memory or honor of a beloved person or pet, creating a lasting tribute that continues helping animals.
Sample Bequest Language
You may wish to share the following language with your attorney or estate planning professional:
“I give to H.E.L.P. For Pets, Inc., a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, Federal EIN 06-1288825, the sum of $____, or ____% of my estate, to be used for its general charitable purposes.”
Why Planned Giving Matters
Legacy gifts help provide long-term stability for our rescue work. Your generosity can help fund veterinary care, food, supplies, spay/neuter services, emergency medical needs, and community cat support long after your lifetime.
Please Let Us Know
If you have included HELP For Pets, Inc. in your estate plans, we would be honored to know. Sharing your intentions allows us to thank you and understand your wishes.
Speak With a Professional
HELP For Pets, Inc. does not provide legal or financial advice. Please consult your attorney, financial advisor, or estate planning professional to determine the best option for your personal circumstances.