Your contributions make a meaningful difference in the lives of abused and neglected children. These and other contributions you make to address our community’s needs represent your philanthropic legacy of impact.

Have you considered how your impact can continue in perpetuity?

Your estate plans protect and provide for your own needs and those of your family and can also include the legacy you choose for your ongoing impact. Including your philanthropy in your estate plans affirms your values and continues the impact you are making today. It is important for all of us, regardless of age, income, or personal circumstances, to define our estate plans and make certain our intentions are known.

Kids House story. Your legacy gift qualifies you as a member of our Promise to Protect Society which includes others like yourself who want their legacy to ensure the future of services providing protection from and prevention of child abuse and neglect. Your legacy gift will create lasting impact for thousands of children in our community.

It is important for your estate plan to align with your personal values and priorities. We understand that there is much to consider. To help you in this process, we have created an Estate Plan and Legacy Checklist. 

When you are ready to make your legacy gift to Kids House, we encourage you to notify us so that we can share our gratitude and acknowledge your membership in our Promise to Protect Society. Please include the following language in your estate documentation:

I hereby give, devise, and bequeath to Kids House of Seminole, Inc., a nonprofit organization with Federal Tax ID #59-3415005 whose current address is 5467 N. Ronald Reagan Blvd., Sanford, FL 32773, the following: (Amount, percent remainder or note specific asset) for its general use and purpose (or specific purpose). If it shall become impossible for Kids House to use this legacy gift to accomplish the specific purpose, Kids House may use the income and principal of the gift for such purpose or purposes as the Board determines is most closely related to the restricted purpose.