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A Planned Giving Newsletter from Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation

SUMMER 2018

The recent tax reform law may have created questions for you about whether you can ensure your family’s financial security while still supporting the causes you love. In this issue of our Planned Giving newsletter, we share strategies about how you can make a difference while still enjoying tax and estate planning benefits. And, learn how one inspiring individual left a legacy for three Texas State Parks that will enhance the visitor experience for many years to come. Thank you for your continued support, now and for future generations, Anne Brown Executive Director Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation

Rita Poe - A Quiet Admirer of Public Lands Leaves a Remarkable Legacy Rita Jo Poe spent the latter years of her life crisscrossing the western US in her Airstream trailer. A nature lover and accomplished photographer, Rita dedicated her final years to living among the iconic landscapes and wildlife of America’s national and state parks and wildlife refuges. Now, Rita’s love of wild things and wild places is memorialized through an astonishing legacy. Full Story Tax Reform and Charitable Giving The new tax law went into effect on January 1, 2018, and you may be wondering what this means for you. Download our Free Guide to learn more about the changes to be mindful of as you consider your charitable giving this year. Full Story Live Now, Give Later - Best Charitable Gifts to Make in 2018 With the introduction of tax reform this year, you may be looking at your finances and wondering how you can continue to be charitable. There are many ways you can continue to support the wild things and wild places you love, while enjoying financial benefits for yourself. Full Story

Wills and Living Trusts Beneficiary Designations IRA Charitable Rollover Gifts Of Real Estate Establish a Fund at TPWF John Graves Legacy Society Personal Estate Planning Tools Start a Conversation Julie Shaddox Philanthropy Relationship Manager 214.720.1478 jshaddox@tpwf.org

Faces of Conservation For more than 25 years, TPWF has worked hand in hand with those who love the lands, waters and wildlife of our state. Read our 2017 annual report to learn more about partners and people who make conservation happen.

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