Plan Ahead and Create Your Legacy at Crow Canyon August is National Make-a-Will Month, and it’s a good time to be reminded of the importance of drafting or updating your will to make sure your final wishes are implemented as you intended. In fact, it’s important to have your estate plan in order at almost every stage of life! According to the national organization AARP, “Everyone should have the opportunity to understand the benefits of creating a will and the impact it can have on their loved ones. Having a will can ensure that your loved ones are well taken care of and your assets are distributed according to your wishes.”
When you make the decision to include Crow Canyon in your will, you help to ensure the long-term future of this institution you deeply care about. You become a member of the Crow Canyon Legacy Society, a special group of people who have invested in Crow Canyon’s future with a planned gift. You can also make a planned gift to Crow Canyon without visiting an attorney. Learn more about legacy giving and a few of Crow Canyon’s Legacy Society members in this blog post on our website. And, feel free to reach out to Sarah Grace Pretzer, Major and Planned Gifts Officer, at spretzer@crowcanyon.org or 970-560- 7545 to talk about options for including Crow Canyon in your estate plan.
“When you make the decision to include Crow Canyon in your will, you help to ensure the long-term future of this institution you deeply care about.” — Sarah Grace Pretzer, Major and Planned Gifts Officer
Other Crow Canyon news
Welcome Theresa Pasqual, Acoma Pueblo, as Executive Vice President (EVP) of Indigenous Affairs.
Participants on the Glen Canyon Rising Cultural Explorations travel program explore Glen Canyon National Recreation Area by boat.
Our Discover Archaeology Webinar Series has hosted many fantastic speakers and experts over the past few months! Catch the ones you missed on our YouTube channel.
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