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Heritage Club / Endowment FundLeaving a Legacy…The Y is an unparalleled cause for strengthening community because we are the community. We are a strong association of men, women and children joined together by a shared commitment to nurturing the potential of every child, promoting healthy living and fostering a sense of social responsibility. History of the YMCA of the Fox Cities Endowment Fund…The first gift to the YMCA of the Fox Cities endowment came in 1900, when Dr. James Reeve left the Appleton YMCA a $500 commitment. Over the years since that first gift, the Y has benefited greatly from over 450 individuals, like Dr. Reeve who have had the foresight to remember the Y through an outright gift or through their estate plan, growing the value of the Endowment Fund to over $7.5 million. Why Should I Give?Y programs are the cornerstone of their neighborhoods. The Y engages people from all walks of life, building healthy spirit, mind and body, fostering the growth of a strong and connected community. Your gift to the endowment fund ensures that the programs people need the most will continue throughout your lifetime and beyond. Your gift…
How Can You Become a Member?The Heritage Club is comprised of individuals who have made an outright gift or notify the Y that they have provided for a future planned gift, whether large or small, to the YMCA of the Fox Cities’ Endowment Fund in one of the following ways:
The Benefits of MembershipThe Heritage Club is a way for the Y to thank and recognize donors during their lifetime for demonstrating their commitment to preserving the mission of the Y. By notifying the Y when you make a planned gift, you will be able to receive the benefits of membership and encourage other friends of the Y to consider making their own future gifts to the endowment. As always, we will respect the wishes of donors who wish to remain anonymous. Benefits include:
Click here for the YMCA of the Fox Cities Heritage Club Enrollment Form and click here for information regarding planned giving and instructions for stock gifts. |
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