Your generosity has the power to change the way the world defines and views disabilities.
For more than 100 years, legacies and bequests have played an important part in funding many of the Easterseals’ programs that give people with disabilities, families, and communities access to quality education, employment, and health care.
There are many ways you can ensure your philanthropic wishes become a reality. Use this website to learn more about how you can be an agent of change for people with disabilities.
You can give Easterseals’ and families a brighter future by including Easterseals in your will. One of the simplest and most popular ways to empower people with disabilities is to leave a gift to Easterseals in your will or trust.
We are happy to talk with you about your philanthropic goals. In the meantime, feel free to download our sample bequest language.
As a Legacy Society member, you imagine a world beyond the present.
The Legacy Society honors individuals who have included Easterseals in their will, trust or other charitable planned gifts. As a member of the Legacy Society, you find yourself among a circle of friends who are determined to keep the Easterseals mission alive ... forever.
Be inspired by the stories of friends who have made a bequest commitment, other planned gifts, to Easterseals.
If you are considering a gift to Easterseals in your estate plans, we encourage you to contact our Gift Planning Team to discuss your vision and ideas.
If you have already included Easterseals in your plans, it would be our honor to personally thank you and welcome you into the Legacy Society. For more information, please contact our Gift Planning Team.
Dana Bunke
Phone: 312-551-7130
Toll-free: 800-221-6827 ext. 7130
For your quick reference, our legal name is: Easterseals, Inc.
Tax ID Number: 36-2171729
Incorporated in: 141 W. Jackson Blvd., Suite 1400A, Chicago, IL 60604
Disclaimer: The information on this planned giving site is intended to assist you in your charitable planning. It is not legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. Please consult with your attorney or other advisor for professional advice and to discuss how this information can benefit you as your consider your financial and philanthropic goals.
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