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Planned Giving

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Leave a Legacy That Strengthens Warren County. 

Planned giving allows you to make a lasting difference for individuals and families throughout Warren County. Whether you're creating your first will, updating an existing estate plan, or working with an attorney or financial advisor, there are several ways to include United Way of Warren County in your plans.

What Is Planned Giving? 

Planned giving means including a charitable gift in your long-term plans, most often through your will. It costs you nothing today; it doesn't affect your current finances, and it ensures that the causes you care about continue to thrive long into the future. 

Warren County has given many of us a place to build a life and raise a family. Planned giving offers a way to give something back that lasts beyond a lifetime. 

Why Leave a Legacy? 

Every year, thousands of local families turn to United Way-supported programs for help meeting basic needs and building better futures for their kids.  

A gift in your will, no matter the size, becomes part of the answer for families who will need a helping hand in the years ahead. Few things say more about what a person valued than a legacy of lifting up their neighbors. 

Explore Your Planned Giving Options

There are several ways to include United Way of Warren County in your estate plans. Whether you prefer to create your will online or work with a trusted professional, you can choose the approach that's right for you.

Create Your Will with FreeWill

Through our partnership with FreeWill, you can create or update your will online at no cost. The process is simple, and most people can complete their will in about 20 minutes.

 

Write My Free Will

Work with Your Attorney or Financial Advisor

Already have a will or prefer to work with an attorney or financial advisor? You can still include United Way of Warren County in your estate plans. Your advisor can help you explore charitable giving options that reflect your wishes and goals.

 

Contact Us About Planned Giving

How FreeWill Works 

We've partnered with FreeWill to give you a free, intuitive way to write your will. Most people finish in 20 minutes or less. 

  1. Visit FreeWill and answer a few questions to begin your will.
  2. Choose your legacy. If you wish, include a gift to United Way of Warren County or any other charity you love. The tool is free either way.
  3. Follow the instructions provided by FreeWill to finalize your documents. 

 

Benefits of Using FreeWill

  • It's completely free. There's no cost to create your will through FreeWill. 
  • It's fast. Most people finish in 20 minutes or less. 
  • It protects your loved ones. A legal will gives your family clarity and peace of mind. 
  • It costs nothing today. Your gift comes from your estate, not your current budget. 
  • It's flexible. You can update your will at any time. 
  • It creates lasting local impact. Your generosity continues to support Warren County families for generations. 

 

Start Your Will for Free Today 

Take 20 minutes today to protect the people you love and strengthen the community you call home. 

Write My Free Will

FreeWill is a free online tool. This information is not legal or tax advice. Please consult your attorney or financial advisor with questions about your estate plans.

Already Have a Will?

If you've already created a will or are working with an attorney or financial advisor, you can still make a lasting impact through United Way of Warren County.

Our team can provide information to help you explore including United Way in your estate plans. If you've already included us, we'd love to hear from you so we can thank you for your generosity.

 

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