Save Animals through a Planned Gift in Your Will
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Save Animals through a Planned Gift in Your Will
We’ve partnered with FreeWill to provide our supporters with a free estate planning tool. Create or update your legally binding will in just twenty minutes at no cost to you.
Imagine a world where no animal is forced to perform, where factory farms are a relic of the past, and where future generations inherit a planet where animals are treated with dignity and respect. You can be part of creating that future—your legacy can create a world where no animal suffers.
A Gift in Your Will
A gift in your will, or bequest, is one of the easiest and most meaningful ways to leave a legacy that helps animals.
- Flexible: Your will can be changed or updated at any time.
- Simple: Including World Animal Protection in your will is a quick and easy process.
- Impactful: Even a small percentage of your estate can make a world of difference.
You can designate a specific dollar amount, a percentage of your estate, or a portion of what remains after other beneficiaries are provided for.
Beneficiary Designations
You can ensure that animals around the world are cared for without changing your will. Naming World Animal Protection as a beneficiary of your retirement plan, life insurance policy, or other financial account is a simple way to create a lasting impact.
- Easy to update: No attorney is needed to update these accounts. You can update your beneficiary form at any time.
- Tax-Smart: Retirement assets left to individuals may be subject to taxes, but gifts to nonprofits are tax-free.
- Powerful: Gifting a portion of your 401(k) or life insurance can make a difference without costing you anything now.
If you have already included a gift in your estate plans to benefit the future of World Animal Protection, be sure to let us know so that we may best honor your wishes.
A Gift in Your Will
A gift in your will, or bequest, is one of the easiest and most meaningful ways to leave a legacy that helps animals.
- Flexible: Your will can be changed or updated at any time.
- Simple: Including World Animal Protection in your will is a quick and easy process.
- Impactful: Even a small percentage of your estate can make a world of difference.
You can designate a specific dollar amount, a percentage of your estate, or a portion of what remains after other beneficiaries are provided for.
Beneficiary Designations
You can ensure that animals around the world are cared for without changing your will. Naming World Animal Protection as a beneficiary of your retirement plan, life insurance policy, or other financial account is a simple way to create a lasting impact.
- Easy to update: No attorney is needed to update these accounts. You can update your beneficiary form at any time.
- Tax-Smart: Retirement assets left to individuals may be subject to taxes, but gifts to nonprofits are tax-free.
- Powerful: Gifting a portion of your 401(k) or life insurance can make a difference without costing you anything now.
If you have already included a gift in your estate plans to benefit the future of World Animal Protection, be sure to let us know so that we may best honor your wishes.
By providing financial support for World Animal Protection’s activities in countries around the world, I am doing my part to ensure that while I am acting locally, others are able to make an impact on the welfare of animals around the globe.”
— Renae Duncan
Contact and Legal Info
For any questions about World Animal Protection’s Legacy Society, please contact Kara King, Development Manager, by email or by phone at 646-783-2224.
- Legal name: World Animal Protection
- Address: 535 Eighth Ave, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10018
- EIN: 04-271818
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