Remembering AbilityFirst in your will is a great way to leave a lasting legacy that will help to ensure that children and adults with disabilities reach their full potential. A bequest can be in the form of cash, real estate or other property, or even stock. It can even be made in honor of another person, such as a family member or other loved one – perhaps someone you know who has personally benefited from AbilityFirst programs.

Whatever form a bequest takes, you can be assured that your generosity is genuinely appreciated and wisely spent on behalf of those with physical and developmental disabilities.

To learn more about our Legacy Society, which honors those who have included AbilityFirst in their estate plans or other planned giving arrangements, email Vice President of Development Mary Beth Perrine or phone at (626) 639-1743.