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Leave a Legacy

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Make a lasting impact for generations to come.

The importance of sustainability in a non-profit organization is undeniable. That’s why a special group of supporters here at CoEd has joined together to ensure that their support will continue to bring educational opportunities to Guatemalan students for generations to come through the Legacy Society.

The Legacy Society is made up of individuals who have committed to include CoEd in their will or estate plans. These gifts help support the schools and students in Guatemala far into the future.

There are many ways to include your favorite charities in your legacy plans. The simplest and most common is to name a non-profit as a beneficiary in your will, IRA, life insurance policy, or annuity. You can choose to either designate a specific amount or a percentage of your assets to the organization.

Ready to leave a legacy?

Complete the commitment form to join CoEd’s Legacy Society!

Join the Legacy Society

Need to update your will first?

Download sample bequest language to include in your will or bequest.

Sample Bequest Language

Curious about other ways to give?

Explore additional ways to meet both your financial and philanthropic goals.

Non-Cash Ways to Give
By setting up a charitable remainder trust benefiting CoEd, we found an avenue for giving that will not only support education for generations, but also makes sound financial sense for us personally. It is truly a ‘win/win.’
Ed & Suzanne McCarter

Legacy Society Members

I know that together, all of us who are a part of CoEd can help thousands more students receive an even better education in the years to come. That’s why my wife and I decided to leave the children of Guatemala in our will. We wanted to do good in the world, were impressed by CoEd’s efficiency, and felt peace of mind knowing that our donation would be in good hands.
Marco Cecala

Legacy Society Member

It is never too soon to begin thinking about leaving a legacy. The amount one is able to leave is not important. What is important is supporting organizations that are meaningful. CoEd has and continues to do marvelous work in Guatemala to improve individuals’ lives and, as a result, the nation’s economy. That is what is important to me and why I have included CoEd in my will.
Stan Liebenberg

Legacy Society Member

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Legacy Society Members

David and Marilyn Albright

Steve and Bonnie Avard

Kacie Baldwin

Jim Banks

Jeff and Johanna Berninger

John and Elaine Berninger

Rosellyn and Ron Cowley

Joseph Berninger and Rebecca Guerin

Ciro Farina

Bill Hagborg

Charlotte Jacobsen 

Stan and Gretchen Liebenberg

Casey Kerr and Kathy Lowe

Ed and Suzanne McCarter

John Muhlenkamp and Carole LaCombe-Muhlenkamp

Dee and Dan Oppedisano

Larry and Lorrayne Peterson*

David and Christine Sands

Carrie Schmidt

 

Carol and Bill Schmidter

Richard Schroeder

Craig Talbot

Jeff and Suzanne Taylor

Gerrit and Carolee Terpstra*

George and Willi Wheeler

Connie Widmer

Rebecca Wilks and Marco Cecala

David and Janet Williams

Have you included CoEd in your will or estate plans? If so, please let us know!

Contact Amanda Wirthlin, Senior Individual Giving Officer, at amanda@coeduc.org or 513-956-9007.