There are so many ways to create a legacy plan with and for ADL. YOU can provide a lasting impact for generations to come! If you have interest in learning more about the following ways to give, please contact ADL Development Director Susie Moss at mountainstates@adl.org.

Hear from these great supporters about why they have created a legacy with ADL:

“Planned giving is my favorite method of giving because it requires an organization to steward its relationship with legacy donors. Planned giving is also an effective way for one generation of a family to share its values with other generations.” – David Seserman

“I became a legacy donor because I want my work and passion for ADL to be both lasting and powerful. To include ADL in my estate plans means that I’m giving back to recognize my history and culture and honor my ancestors who were killed in the Holocaust. I’m remembering them and fighting against antisemitism and every form of hate and prejudice. This is my legacy — to never forget and never let it happen again. The gift of estate planning is also a lesson for our children. We want to let giving be our legacy.” – Rebecca Gart

“As a legacy donor, I wanted to be able to continue to support this outstanding organization well beyond my lifetime. I am hopeful that my legacy gift will generate annual income to ADL to continue in perpetuity my longstanding tradition of giving a meaningful annual gift.” – Doug Antonoff

“I learned about ADL’s Legacy Giving Program when I was a Regional Board Member, many years before joining the ADL Mountain States professional staff. We knew then, and even more now, that hate and bigotry will never go away even though we work hard to mitigate its effects. There is no better or easier way to continue this important work for our children, grandchildren, and future generations than to make it part of our legacy.” —Susie Moss