BEQUESTS AND ENDOWMENTS
The Council For Jews With Special Needs has established a planned giving initiative to benefit children and adults who have disabilities for decades to come. We encourage our supporters to consider helping the Council For Jews With Special Needs by remembering us in your estate plan. As a member of the “Ner Tamid Society,” you can shine an eternal light on fulfilling the needs of those who struggle with disabilities.
There are many ways to establish a lasting legacy. Leaving a cash bequest, naming the Council as a beneficiary of a retirement account, establishing an endowment fund or contributing to our existing endowment at the Jewish Community Foundation, and creating a charitable gift annuity or charitable remainder trust are just a few of the opportunities that exist. Gifts of any amount, in cash or property, are welcome and will be greatly appreciated.
We welcome the opportunity to meet with you to discuss the essential programs and services the Council has provided since 1985. Sadly, the need for these resources will never cease to exist. Please consider helping someone’s grandchild who will seek help from the Council in the future.

Leave a Legacy is a partnership between the Jewish Community Foundation and local Jewish organizations who share a commitment to safeguard the Jewish future. The Jewish Community Foundation represents this partnership as a member of the statewide Leave a Legacy® program, a program of the National Council of Planned Giving. Leave a Legacy of the Jewish Community Foundation aims to increase the awareness and importance of planned charitable gift and bequest opportunities.
Under the administration of the Foundation, the Leave a Legacy program assists the partners in developing endowments that help them plan for the future. By building our community we strengthen the world, as each generation gives life to the next. To reach to Jewish Community Foundation, please call (480) 699-1717.
The Council For Jews With Special Needs is a constituent agency of the Jewish Federation of Greater Phoenix: www.jewishphoenix.org
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