Leaving a legacy is important for all of us. Together, we can conserve our natural heritage, ensuring it thrives for future generations. The values we hold today and our commitment to our children will be reflected in how well we conserve the landscapes that will nurture future generations.
It's important to think about the legacy we want to leave for those who come after us. This can include supporting causes and organizations that align with your values. We invite you to consider including Nature Saskatchewan in your legacy planning. At Nature Saskatchewan, we can guide you on how your bequest can support a thriving future for our natural world. If you're thinking about leaving a bequest to Nature Saskatchewan, we would be honored to have a confidential conversation about our programs and funds, and how they can align with your wishes.
You may want to focus your donation to a specific program. Nature Saskatchewan is pleased to take directed donations towards:
- the Margaret Skeel Graduate Student Scholarship Fund
- the Land Conservation Fund and Nature Sanctuaries
- the Last Mountain Bird Observatory (LMBO)
- the Stewards of Saskatchewan programs (SOS)
- NatureHood
- General donation towards the day to day operations of Nature Saskatchewan
Other things to consider:
Almost anything of value can be donated for charitable purposes. Donated property can include real estate, art, and listed securities. It can also include life insurance policies and retirement savings plan assets which are not used during your lifetime. Donations can be made during your life as well as through your will. Donations often result in income tax benefits, and some kinds of donations have been made even easier by recent changes to legislation. We encourage you to speak with legal, financial, and taxation professionals to explore donation possibilities and potential tax benefits. We would be happy to work with professionals of your choosing to ensure that we are able to honour your legacy wishes.
To discuss ways you can leave a legacy with Nature Saskatchewan please contact us at 306-780-9273 (1-800-667-4668) or EMAIL.
