Legacy Society
Your planned gift to NCSE will ensure future generations learn accurate science in their classrooms.
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Why should I join the Legacy Society?
A planned gift to NCSE will be a reflection of your values by ensuring generations to come will learn the power and joy of scientific discovery as they are taught accurate science by confident teachers.
Your estate will receive a charitable deduction for the full gift amount so your heirs will not pay estate tax on those assets.
As a member, you will be listed on the NCSE website and in its publications, unless you choose to remain anonymous.
How do I become a member of the Legacy Society?
The simplest way to make a planned gift is to indicate a bequest in a will or trust or through a charitable designation naming NCSE as a recipient.
Ways to make a planned gift
- Make the NCSE the beneficiary of your IRA and/or insurance policies.
- Leave a percentage of your estate or assets in your will.
- Set aside a certain dollar amount of your estate or assets in your will.
Are you ready to become a Legacy Society member and continue having an impact far into the future?
Submit the confidential Legacy Society enrollment form by mail or email.
Legacy Society Members
The following people have pledged to make an enduring and positive impact in science classrooms.
Thank you!
- Stephen Bauer
- Gary Baxel
- Tim Beazley
- Joan Brenchley-Jackson
- Michael Fallenstein
- Barbara Forrest
- Joseph Gates
- Andrew Goodwillie
- John Green
- Richard Heydt
- Charles Keeling
- James and Kathleen Lippard
- David and Deborah Meinke
- Karen Mesmer
- David Morrison
- Donald Neidig
- Mark and Linda O’Toole
- Kevin Padian
- Sarah Pallas
- James Stern
- Jeremy Taylor
- Anonymous (7)