Bequest Form

Bequests

If every adult in America made a will and included a bequest of just $100.00 each, billions of dollars would be available to help worthy charitable causes every year.

Did you know that by including a charitable gift in your will or estate plan, you can help to continue the work of the Reading Recovery Council of North America well into the future? You can continue to make a difference in the lives that follow.  Nancy Pollock Fellrath bequest.

You don’t need to be elderly or a millionaire to have the resources to make a charitable bequest.

Your “estate” includes real estate you own, insurance policies, retirement accounts, cash or stocks, personal property, etc.

You can leave money and other assets to your family, your alma mater, and to the Reading Recovery Council of North America. Some people think they must choose between leaving a gift to their family or their favorite charity. You can do both, and some charitable gifts may actually save your family money by decreasing inheritance taxes.

It’s easy. A simple statement in your will can make a difference in many lives.

You can start today.

1. Talk with your financial advisor, attorney, or accountant to make sure you have an up-to-date will that reflects your charitable objectives. Without a will or trust, the courts will decide what happens to your property and assets.
    
2. Make a list of people, organizations, and causes that you would like to support. To include RRCNA, please use the full title “The Reading Recovery Council of North America, Worthington, Ohio”.
    
3. Download details of options or contact RRCNA Development at (614) 310-7323 or development@readingrecovery.org to request a no obligation brochure that will answer many of your questions.
    
4. Please let us know that you have included RRCNA in your estate plans so we can ensure that your gift will be used according to your wishes.