Legacy gifts are meaningful to our organization. Your gift can increase our ability to continue providing services that support survivors of domestic abuse with survivor led programming and to build preventative education that brings us closer to a world without domestic violence. It’s moving and meaningful to see individuals in our community value our work so much that they want it to be a part of their legacy.

If you are interested in setting up a planned gift, we’d love to help however we can.

  1. Make a gift to New Beginnings in your last will and testament
  2. Name New Beginnings as a beneficiary of all or a portion of a retirement account, bank or brokerage account, donor advised fund, or life insurance policy

Helpful Information for Setting Up a Planned Gift

Our organization’s legal name: New Beginnings

Our EIN Tax ID Number: EIN 91-1005916

Want to make a will for free?

Visit www.freewill.com to make a will at no cost to you! If you’re so inclined, you can also include New Beginnings in your will through this website. If you do, we hope you’ll let us know that you’re a part of the Legacy Network!

Already created plans to include New Beginnings in your legacy? Let us know!

Information provided here is not legally binding and is used to help us best serve our donor community.

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Which of these options applies to you?
If you have made plans to include New Beginnings in your legacy, check any of the following that apply:
Please let us know if you have any questions or if we can help you to facilitate your legacy giving! No answers given here are legally binding.

Have a question?

Please contact Tracy Buck, our Director of Development, to discuss this process. You can use the form above or email Tracy at tbuck@newbegin.org or call her at 206-710-5421.

You can call or chat with the DVHopeline, a free, community accessible advocacy support line from 6am-10pm daily to speak to a trained domestic violence advocate. 

From 10pm-6am daily, DVHopeline’s calls are automatically transferred to the National Domestic Violence Hotline.