Types of Legacy Gifts
Bequests: Name us in your will or trust to leave a specific amount, percentage, or the remainder of your estate.
Beneficiary Designations: Add us as a beneficiary to a retirement account, insurance policy, or financial account.
Charitable Trusts: Establish a trust that provides for your loved ones while supporting our mission.
Real Estate: Transfer property to us, either now or through your estate, to protect lands while supporting our work.
Your Legacy, Our Commitment
When you make a legacy gift, you join a community of supporters dedicated to creating lasting change. We honor your commitment by using these gifts to expand our programs, protect our lands and waters, and inspire future generations to care for our planet.
Connect with Us
If you’d like to explore legacy giving options or have already included us in your plans, we’d love to hear from you. Contact our Executive Director, Oona Heacock at (707)978-4149 or oona@conservationworksnc.org for a confidential conversation about your goals and how your gift will make a lasting impact.
Make a Lasting Difference
A legacy gift is more than just a donation—it’s a promise to future generations. Together, let’s build a world where our natural heritage remains vibrant and protected for those who follow.
Make a Difference
Leave a Legacy of Conservation
Imagine a future where our lands, water, and wildlife continue to thrive for generations. By including us in your estate plans, you make a lasting impact, ensuring that our work to protect and restore our natural resources endures far into the future.
Why Choose Legacy Giving?
A legacy gift reflects your commitment to safeguarding the environment and empowering communities. It’s a simple yet powerful way to continue supporting our mission without affecting your current finances. Legacy gifts also provide crucial long-term funding, enabling us to pursue ambitious conservation goals with confidence.
How to Include Us in Your Plans
Legacy giving can be as easy as naming us in your will or designating us as a beneficiary of a retirement account, life insurance policy, or trust. Consult your financial advisor or estate planner to determine the best option for you.