The Legacy Circle
Every chapter of our lives contributes to the legacy we create. For those who hold Life Bridges close to their heart, a planned gift offers a powerful way to extend that compassion. Providing continued care and stability for people with disabilities long into the future.
What is The Legacy Circle?
The Legacy Circle is a special recognition group that honors those who have expressed their intention to include Life Bridges in their estate plans. Choosing to make a planned gift reflects a deep commitment to the adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities we support. By placing Life Bridges in your long-term planning, you help ensure that compassionate care, opportunity, and stability will continue for generations to come.
What are the benefits of membership in The Legacy Circle?
As a member of the Life Bridges Legacy Circle, you will receive a commemorative lapel pin in appreciation of your planned gift, gain access to ongoing updates about our programs and services, and be recognized as a Legacy Circle member on our website.
How do I become a member of The Legacy Circle?
A commitment to include Life Bridges in your estate plans grants membership into Legacy Circle. Examples of planned gifts include, but are not limited to:
- Bequest (or Living Trust)
- Charitable Gift Annuity
- Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust
- Charitable Remainder Unitrust
- Deferred Charitable Gift Annuity
- IRA/Retirement Plan Beneficiary
- Gift of Residence or Farm with Retained Life Estate
- Charitable Lead Trust
- Life Insurance Policy
Joining The Legacy Circle is easy. Simply communicate your intention by signing and returning the enrollment form to our agency building:
📬 764 Old Chattanooga Pike SW, Cleveland, TN 37311
For more information, please contact Diana Jackson, who can assist you with questions about legacy and planned giving.
Phone: [423-472-5268 — ask for Diana Jackson]Direct Line: [423-421-6436]Email: [djackson@lifebridgesonline.com]
This service is provided free of charge and your discussions are considered confidential.