“My family and I are honored to make this personal investment in our community’s future and the stability of Neighborhood House. We hope others join us by making a legacy gift that will support the St. Paul community for years to come.”— Nancy Brady (Neighborhood House President)
Legacy Giving – Your gift for the future of your community
You can make a lasting impact on your community by creating a planned gift to Neighborhood House next time you update your estate plans. This increasingly popular way of giving is for all ages and involves a person’s assets or estate rather than current income. You can arrange to make a planned gift in several ways (see below). Many people give a certain dollar amount or leave a percentage of their wills. Some legacy gifts can be designed to accomplish certain financial goals such as reducing your tax obligation.
When you make a gift in your will or estate, you ensure Neighborhood House’s services are available for families for generations to come. Your planned gift is an incredible vote of confidence in Neighborhood House and helps the organization plan into the future of your community.
Thank you for considering a gift in your will to Neighborhood House!
Ways to make a Legacy Gift
There are many ways you can make a meaningful gift to Neighborhood House! Ask your estate planner what the best solution is for your financial and family situation to make a lasting gift to Neighborhood House possible.
Here are some of the ways you can make a legacy gift to Neighborhood House:
- Gift in your Will or Estate
- Retirement or Life Insurance Beneficiary
- Charitable Remainder Trust
- Charitable Gift Annuity
- Other Capital or Real Estate
Have questions?
Neighborhood House would love to connect with you! Kindly email Mackenzie Romenesko, Individual & Planned Gift Officer, with any questions, inquiries, or to share details on your legacy gift.
To make a gift in your will or trust, simply share the appropriate language with your estate planner:
- I bequest $____________ of my estate to Neighborhood House in St. Paul, Minnesota (EIN 41-0693916).
- I bequest _____________% of my estate to Neighborhood House in St. Paul, Minnesota (EIN 41-0693916).
How Your Planned Gift Can Make a Difference
You can designate your planned gift at Neighborhood House to different program and investment opportunities. Your planned gift can be designated for the principal of Neighborhood House’s general endowment, one of the named funds in the endowment featured below, a short-term investment Innovation Fund, or for current use (learn more here).
Current or Future Named Funds in the Neighborhood House Endowment Include:
- Constance Currie Education Fund
- James and Rene Gesell Family Fund
- Frank Hijikata Fund
- Carol and Sandy Weisberg Family Fund
Our donors
Thank you to our donors in Neighborhood House’s 1897 Legacy Society! Neighborhood House is so thankful to these donors who have made a commitment to Neighborhood House in their wills or estates.
- Deborah Bancroft*
- Nancy and David Brady
- Michael and Jodi Clark
- Mary Lou Diether*
- Becky Garthofner and Jerry Woelfel
- James Gotfredsen
- Mary Hanft*
- Virginia Housum
- Jean King and Stewart Appelbaum
- Shad Klukas and Doug Stewart
- Eric and Celita Levinson
- Eileen McMahon and Steve Karbon
- James O’Neill*
- Renae Oswald-Anderson and Fred
Anderson - Pati Pofahl and Charles Nauen
- Susan Rostkoski
- Donald Salisbury and Mari Forbush
- Bradley Schmeling and Darin Easler
- Sally Scoggin and Don Brunnquell
- Edith Smith
- Sarah Stevenson
- Carol and Sanford Weisberg
- Jean West
- Stephanie Wolkin
*deceased
If you would like to learn more about
this opportunity or share your intentions
with Neighborhood House, kindly email Mackenzie Romenesko.
