Communities of Coastal Georgia

The Legacy Society honors the generosity and foresight of those who have included the Communities of Coastal Georgia Foundation in their estate plans.  We recognize with gratitude our members who, because of their thoughtful and generous plan, will benefit those who will come after them.

Do you want to ensure a better life in Coastal Georgia for generations to come? Once you make that decision, it's a simple process to include The Communities of Coastal Georgia Foundation in your will or estate plan.

Talk with your professional advisor about how a gift to charity may affect other provisions for your family, as well as planning for maximum tax benefits. Your professional advisor will know what method of giving suits your needs - through a simple bequest, a trust or an insurance policy. 

Inform the Communities of Coastal Georgia Foundation that you want to make such a gift. We can help you determine which type of grantmaking fund or unrestricted gift meets your charitable goals and do the paperwork to make sure that your wishes are followed when your gift comes to the Foundation.  

You may~

• Establish a designated fund to benefit specific charities that you select
• Establish a grantmaking fund for future generations, naming advisors from your family to make grant recommendations
• Make an unrestricted gift to the Coastal Community Endowment Fund or establish a new Endowment Fund, dedicated to meeting the changing needs of the community

To join The Legacy Society, we encourage you to contact Lee Owen at the Foundation and consult your own tax, financial or legal advisor to ensure that your gift plan meets your needs while also benefiting your community.
 
Click here for specific language for use in making a bequest

The Legacy Society

Morton and Anne Boyd

Martha Brumley Ellis

Mr. & Mrs. C. Vance Leavy

Jim and Jeanne Manning

Jack and Georgia Ann Markley

Dennie and Frances McCrary

Ben and Sylvia Slade

Dr. Gwendolyn Stevens