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A Gift in Your Will or Trust
You may choose to leave a specific amount, an asset, or a percentage of your estate to help sustain this ministry beyond your lifetime.
A gift beyond today
Leave a Legacy of Life
What if the compassion you show women and families today could continue reaching them for generations to come? A planned or legacy gift can help ensure that life-affirming care, practical support, and hope remain available long into the future.
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You have spent a lifetime building, giving, serving, and caring about what matters most. Including Triad for Life in your estate plans is one meaningful way to carry those values forward—helping future moms find compassionate care when they need it most.
Planned giving is not only for people with large estates. Even a modest percentage of a will, trust, retirement account, or other asset can become an extraordinary gift when combined with the generosity of others who share your commitment to life.
“A legacy gift says: even after my lifetime, I want women to know they are not alone, and I want the next generation to have the resources to choose life.”
It can be simpler than you think
A Few Ways to Leave a Legacy
You do not need to know all the details before contacting us. These are simply common ways supporters begin thinking about a future gift.
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A Beneficiary Designation
Certain retirement accounts, life insurance policies, and financial accounts allow you to name a charitable organization as a beneficiary.
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A Gift of Appreciated Assets
Some supporters choose to give stock, securities, or other assets as part of their long-term charitable and estate planning.
No pressure. Just a conversation.
Thinking About Your Legacy?
We would be honored to talk with you. You do not need to have made a decision, and contacting us does not create any obligation. We can simply share more about the ministry, answer the questions we can, and provide the information your attorney or financial advisor may need.
Email Us About Legacy GivingWhen making an estate or beneficiary gift, please contact us for the ministry's current legal name, tax identification number, and other information needed by your advisor.
A note about planning: Triad for Life does not provide legal, tax, or financial advice. We encourage you to discuss any planned gift with your attorney, financial advisor, or tax professional so that your gift reflects your wishes and personal circumstances.