Legacy Giving
When you leave a gift to Capper Foundation of any size, you are guaranteeing that the resources you build during your lifetime will continue to serve others after you are gone. By including the Capper Foundation in your will or trust, you are creating a lasting legacy to ensure services continue to build the abilities of individuals with disabilities.
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Provide stable, long-term support for programs that help individuals live, learn, work, and play in their communities.
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Create a flexible, tax-wise way to support the causes you care about.
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Leave a personal legacy of compassion and opportunity.
Ways to Give

- Flexibility
You can adjust your gift at any time as life circumstances change. A bequest or beneficiary designation remains fully under your control during your lifetime. - Simplicity
Legacy gifts are easy to establish—no complicated paperwork, and often no need to modify your will if you choose a beneficiary designation. - Tax Advantages
Your estate may receive tax benefits depending on the type of gift. Many supporters appreciate the ability to make a meaningful contribution without affecting day-to-day finances.
1. A Warm Thank You—Not Obligations
Notifying us ensures we understand your wishes. While we never require documentation, we welcome it to help us be good stewards. Your information is always kept confidential and only shared if you choose.
2. Invitations to Legacy Recognition Opportunities
You may be welcomed into our legacy recognition group the Heritage Society. This may include invitations to special events or updates—always optional.
3. The Ability to Direct Your Gift (If You Choose)
Some donors want their legacy gift to support a specific program or area of impact. We can help you shape your intentions or draft language that reflects your vision.
4. Peace of Mind
We will securely record your intentions and honor them fully—without pressure, obligation, or any impact on your independence.
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Share your charitable goals with your attorney or financial advisor as you update your plans.
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Then have your advisor contact us—or reach out yourself— so we can supply the recommended language, answer questions, and help ensure your wishes are documented clearly and stewarded appropriately.




