Testamentary gifts to the Friends, or other charities, can take many forms, either through a new will, or through a "codicil", an amendment to your existing will. There are several different types of charitable bequests that you may select:
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For your consideration and that of your estate advisor, below are examples of language that you may add to your will or a codicil to include Friends of Virgin Islands National Park
Unrestricted Bequest
I give and bequeath to Friends of Virgin Islands National Park, a non-profit
organization (Tax ID # 66-0463113), PO Box 811, St. John, VI 00831 for its
charitable purposes, the sum of ______ Dollars ($ _____) - OR - _______percent
(___ %) of my residuary estate.
An unrestricted bequest allows your gift to be used in the area of greatest need.
Restricted Bequest
I give and bequeath to Friends of Virgin Islands National Park, a non-profit
organization (Tax ID # 66-0463113), PO Box 811, St. John, VI 00831 for its
charitable purposes, the sum of ______ Dollars ($ _____) - OR - _______percent
(___ %) of my residuary estate to support _________________________ (e.g.
environmental education, natural resource protection, cultural preservation)
If you have a more specific purpose in mind, please contact us so that we can work with you to ensure that your wishes can be met.
Bequest of Specific Assets
I give and bequeath to Friends of Virgin Islands National Park, a non-profit
organization (Tax ID # 66-0463113), PO Box 811, St. John, USVI 00831 for its
charitable purposes, _______________ _________ (e.g., a vacation home, land, a
painting, stock, jewelry - please include detailed descriptions of these items)