Thank you for considering a bequest through your will or living trust. The welfare of the animals in WAIF's care depends upon the kindness and generosity of donors like you. Your bequest can be a specific sum, an estate percentage, or what remains of your estate after you have specified gifts to loved ones and covered expenses. Bequests may consist of money, stocks, real estate, and/or personal property such as valuable art or jewelry. Here are just some benefits of a WAIF bequest:
Another option to consider is a living trust. One advantage of a living trust, unlike a will, is that it can become effective immediately upon one's death, thereby avoiding probate and insuring privacy. Please consult your attorney before finalizing any legal document. When you include WAIF in your will or living trust, you are given special recognition unless you wish your gift to remain anonymous. If you'd like more information about leaving a financial or material gift to WAIF, please contact Don Rowan, Chairman of WAIF’s Major and Planned Gifts Committee at 360-331-4450. On behalf of all the animals that depend on WAIF for safety and care until they can find good homes, thank you.
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