Leave Your Legacy
No matter how great or little your net worth, proper planning is key to providing for your future financial needs and ensuring your assets are ultimately distributed as you intend. There is no better time than now to consider integrating a charitable gift into your plans.
Through a planned gift to Easterseals, you will help ensure that everyone living with disabilities throughout Southern California has access to the life-changing equipment, technology, programs, services and support they need to truly access their world, make the most of their abilities and live life to the fullest.
Besides being personally satisfying, making a planned gift can be financially sensible too. Tax savings and/or guaranteed income benefits are some of the advantages you can enjoy now.
Legacy Society
Legacy Society members are supporters who have made a commitment to improving the lives of individuals with disabilities by including Easterseals Southern California in their will or estate plans. As a Legacy Society member, you imagine a world beyond the present.
Join Legacy Society today to ensure that Easterseals' services will be here for those we support for generations to come.
Contact Us
If you are considering a gift to Easterseals in your estate plans, we encourage you to email our Development Director Julie Reynoso, to discuss your vision and ideas, or call her at 714-834-1111 ext. 5027.
If you have already included Easterseals in your plans, it would be our honor to personally thank you and welcome you into the Legacy Society. For more information, please contact our Development Director Julie Reynoso, or call her at 714-834-1111 ext. 5027.
Address and Tax ID number:
For your quick reference, our legal name is: Easter Seals Southern California, Inc.
Tax ID Number: 94-3068149
Address: 1063 McGaw Avenue, Suite 100, Irvine, CA 92614
Phone: 714-834-1111 ext. 5027
Disclaimer: The information on this planned giving site is intended to assist you in your charitable planning. It is not legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. Please consult with your attorney or other advisor for professional advice and to discuss how this information can benefit you as your consider your financial and philanthropic goals.
