Leave A Legacy
The 1932 Legacy Society for Planned Giving recognizes individuals who make financial provisions in their estate plans to support Young Moms Together's mission for generations to come.
The 1932 Legacy Society is named in honor of the year the first client was admitted into Young Moms Together (formerly Florence Crittenton) Home and Hospital, where she lived until her baby was born. As a member of the 1932 Legacy Society, you will have a lasting impact on the young women and children served by Young Moms Together.
For more information or questions about our 1932 Legacy Society, please email give@youngmomstogether.org.
Ways to Leave A Legacy
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Leave a lasting impact with a charitable contribution through your will. Making a bequest is easy – simply name Young Moms Together a as a beneficiary of your estate.
Sample language would be:
I, [Full Name], give, devise, and bequeath to the Young Moms Together located in Charleston, South Carolina, the sum of ________ dollars (or ______percent of the residue of my estate or other personal property appropriately described) to be used as its Board of Trustees shall deem advisable to best promote the Young Moms Together’s objectives. -
Naming Young Moms Together as a beneficiary of a life insurance policy is another simple way to keep your legacy strong and continue to help serve young families in the future. If your family is grown this is an excellent option.
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A gift of real property can significantly reduce your taxes while at the same time meeting your charitable goals. Gifts of property can be used directly by Young Moms Together as collateral for expansion projects or sold for cash value for the organization.
Hear From An Alumni-Turned-Donor
“I personally decided to choose Florence Crittenton Programs to give back to because I was a participant in the program in 2010. I was in a position where I knew I needed help and a slight push in the right direction that my family was unable to give me. I am forever grateful for the financial guidance, housing, and mentoring assistance they provided for my (then) baby and me. Now, I am not only a successful (success=happiness) single mother, but I am living my dream. For me to be sitting in front of their building 6 years later, about to walk in and make a donation to help other single mothers makes my heart smile big time.”