Leave a Legacy
How will your compassion live on?
A legacy gift to Fresno TNR helps protect community cats for years to come by supporting spay and neuter, medical care, trapping efforts, transportation, and the volunteer-powered work that saves lives.
Legacy gifts do not have to be large to make a lasting difference. Every future gift helps continue the work of protecting community cats in Fresno.
Create a lasting legacy for Fresno’s community cats
Fresno TNR is fully donation-funded, and every gift helps us continue the work of Trap-Neuter-Return for community cats in our area. Some supporters give today. Others choose to leave a future gift through their will, trust, retirement account, life insurance policy, or other estate plans.
A legacy gift allows your compassion to continue beyond your lifetime and helps make sure community cats in Fresno have a healthier, safer future.
Ways to Give
A gift in your will or trust
You may choose to leave Fresno TNR a specific amount, a percentage of your estate, or what remains after other gifts are made.
A beneficiary designation
You may be able to name Fresno TNR as a beneficiary of a retirement account, life insurance policy, or financial account.
A gift in honor or memory
You can create a lasting tribute to a person or pet whose life inspired your love for animals.
Information for Your Estate Plans
If you are considering a legacy gift, the following information may be helpful to share with your attorney, financial advisor, or estate planner.
Organization name: Fresno TNR
Tax ID: 93-1364813
Mailing address: P.O. Box 4021, Fresno, CA 93744-4021
Email: info@fresnotnr.org
Suggested use: For general charitable purposes
Sample language to discuss with your attorney
“I give to Fresno TNR, Tax ID 93-1364813, located in Fresno, California, [specific dollar amount, percentage of my estate, or the remainder of my estate] to be used for its general charitable purposes.”
Please note: This information is for general educational purposes only and is not legal, tax, or financial advice. Please speak with your attorney, financial advisor, or tax professional when making decisions about your estate plans.