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Your gift to United Way’s endowment allows you to create extraordinary impact today and to sustain our work to improve economic mobility in Northeast Florida. There are numerous ways to designate United Way of Northeast Florida as a beneficiary of your estate plan. Get satisfaction knowing that you can establish a never-ending gift to your community while supporting your philanthropic, estate planning, life income and tax-planning goals.
Listed below are a variety of ways to make a Legacy Gift. Your financial adviser can help you choose the best way to make a gift and fulfill your personal, philanthropic, and financial goals.
The Legacy Society is comprised of donors who have made an outright gift (a cash, check or other donation given before estate settlement proceedings) to United Way’s endowment or included United Way in their will or estate plans. Their commitment to our community extends far beyond the needs of this year, decade or generation. To become a Legacy Society Member, United Way of Northeast Florida must receive from you a signed letter of intent for your gift. Gifts of $200,000 or more qualify you as a Tocqueville Legacy Society Member.
Linda and David Stein
Margaret and Travis Storey
Delores Barr Weaver
Mary and Bruce Bower
Anna and Dave Brosche
Elizabeth and Michael Cascone, Jr.
Brenda and E. Gary Cook
Bob and the late Isabelle Davis
John and Dorothy Grimsley
David M. and Ann C. Hicks
Barbara Jaffe
Helen and the late Edward Lane
Anne and Jim Moseley
Judy and the late Mark Mullins
Lisa Palmer
Margaret and Travis Storey
Katy and the late Charles D. Towers, Jr
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Twomey
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Sisisky
Vickie and Jim Robinson
Amy Dyar and Joe Cannon
Sharon Clark
Carl and Melanie Davidson
Barbara J. Drake
The late Irby S. Exley
Kevin Chase and Ileana Fernandez
James B. and Susan L. Golden
Marianne Hillegass
Connie and Bill Hodges
Michael and Pam Korn
Mark and Shawna LeMaire
Carole Rau
Taylor Shead
Sherwood Smith, Jr
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Towler, Jr
Sarah Watkins
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