Planned Giving to the Boundary Waters

Planned Giving to the Boundary Waters

Your legacy can safeguard the Boundary Waters for future generations to visit, explore, and continue to steward. 

Steve and Nancy Piragis

A planned gift to Save the Boundary Waters - through your will, retirement plans, or insurance policies - is a powerful and thoughtful way to safeguard the Boundary Waters for future generations. Your gift to Save the Boundary Waters may also provide a welcome tax benefit to you and your estate. 

There is no minimum amount to make a legacy gift or bequest. We recommend you consult with your financial planner, attorney, or tax accountant about how a planned gift to Save the Boundary Waters will work for you. 

 

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David Miller

Boundary Waters Legacy Society

 

Like you, many dedicated Save the Boundary Waters supporters have shared their planned giving hopes with us. By sharing your intentions and preferences, we can better ensure your wishes are met while also offering the benefits of Boundary Watesr Legacy Society membership. All information will be kept strictly confidential. 

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Tom Hess with dog on Mountain

Testimonial 

"While the world is changing, and wild places are getting developed, the pristine interconnected lakes of the BWCA have remained a tranquil, unspoiled wilderness. I’m doing what I can to help to preserve that beautiful place for future generations. That’s why I included a substantial gift for Northeastern Minnesotans for Wilderness (aka Save the Boundary Waters) in my estate planning. I encourage you to do the same. Thank you."
- Tom Hess

For more information on how you can have a lasting impact on protecting the Boundary Waters, please contact:
Kelsey Polcher, Director of Development
kelsey@savetheboundarywaters.org or 320-237-0742

 

Please note that Save the Boundary Waters does not offer legal, tax, or financial planning advice. You are encouraged to consult your own legal counsel, tax advisor, and/or financial planner.