Legacy Giving & Gift Planning

Leaving a legacy isn't optional. We will certainly be remembered - it's really a question of how. So, when you think about the legacy you hope to leave, make sure you reflect your values and your hopes and dreams for the future - in other words, what really matters to you. If fighting ALS is important to you, we invite you to consider a gift through your estate or financial plan to The ALS Association.

Sample language for making The ALS Association a beneficiary in your will or trust

“I give and devise to The ALS Association (Tax ID #13-3271855) [percentage, fixed amount, or asset] to be used for its general support [or to support of a specific fund, program, and/or in a specific state].” 

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Commonly needed information to make The ALS Association a beneficiary of a financial account(s): 

Legal Name: The ALS Association 
Tax ID Number: 13-33271855 
Address: 1300 Wilson Blvd., Suite 600, Arlington VA 22209 
Contact Email: [email protected] 
Contact Phone: (888) 226-5185 

For additional information please contact us.

 

Legacy Gift

Join The Legacy Society Today!

Gift commitments like these – known as legacy gifts – are extra special and greatly appreciated. Notifying us of your legacy gift commitment helps us better plan for our financial future, ensure we fund our mission for as long as is necessary, and provides you with Legacy Society lifetime membership. 
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“My father’s life paralleled Lou Gehrig’s in a lot of ways. They both had humble beginnings and were hard-working, selfless men who thought of others first,” says Jeff Rowe.

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Jessy Ybarra

Jessy Ybarra served in the United States Air Force. He is a dedicated family man, an advocate for the ALS community and one of the most generous people you’ll ever meet.

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Noriko Hill

When Noriko Hill talks about her aunt, Toshi Inoue, her memories are filled with moments of laughter and joy. She says, “My aunt loved family, food, and traveling — and in her final years really made the most out of living with ALS.”

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Planning your estate and legacy for future generations including your charitable interests takes careful evaluation. Discussing your charitable intentions with us can lead to a much better result than going it alone.
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