Bequests
Bequest Language

Bequests are the most common way to leave CWA a legacy gift. It's affordable and won't affect your assets or cash flow during your lifetime. And it is fairly simple, especially since you should have a will in place already. They are quite flexible and allow you to leave a specific amount, asset, or a percentage of your estate. Or you can direct that CWA receives all or a portion of what is left over after you've provided for your children and heirs.

Your will or living trust can also incorporate other gift vehicles, such as a trust that provides for your children or an annuity to provide for a disabled family member. Speak to your advisor about such options, or contact our Planned Giving Officer for more information.

Bequest Language
The following language can be used to make a general bequest for CWA in your will or living trust. If you would like to make a specific bequest, please contact us at (800) 458-8797 so that we understand and can properly honor your intentions.

I give, devise and bequeath to Concerned Women for America, 1015 Fifteenth St., NW, Suite 1100, Washington, DC (Tax I.D. 95-3580834) for its general purposes:

a) The sum of $_______; or
b) Name a particular investment or piece of property with legal description, custodian, etc., as applicable; or
c) ____ percent of the rest, residue and remainder of my estate, including property over which I have a power of appointment; or,
d) All the rest, residue and remainder of my estate, including property over which I have a power of appointment.