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The Arizona 4-H Youth Foundation

Endowments

How can I give to 4-H?
Perhaps no legacy is as satisfying as that which devotes itself to the formative years of young men and women. And the 4-H program is dedicated to helping young people during these years. More than 100 meaningful real-life projects serve as vehicles for teaching responsibility, self-confidence, dignity of work, useful skills, and other qualities which youth will need to provide tomorrow's leadership in a free democracy. You can live on in these youth of tomorrow and help shape countless numbers of lives by donating to the Arizona State 4-H Foundation. There are many ways that you can give to 4-H besides and one of the most needed is your time. If you are interested in volunteering for 4-H please contact us at
4h-web@ag.arizona.edu.

If you would like to learn more about ways to support your favorite 4-H program through endowments, or ways you can get involved with planned gifts of stocks, bonds, property, or life insurance policies, please contact the Arizona 4-H Youth Foundation at 520-621-7211.

A Request for Support

Leave a Legacy Through Your Own Endowment
No legacy is as satisfying as that which devotes itself to helping young people grow and live their dreams. Through an endowment created in the Arizona 4-H Youth Foundation your legacy can live on through the youth of tomorrow, helping to shape countless lives and build the leaders of our future. An endowment can be created through a gift of $10,000 to perpetuate your own legacy or to honor friends or loved ones. This gift can be made in installments over a three year period, or through a provision in your estate plan. Gifts to establish an endowment may be made in cash, or with stocks, bonds, property, or life insurance policies.
Endowment funds are invested by the 4-H Foundation Board to provide perpetual support for Arizona?s 4-H program. The endowment principle is preserved in the investment fund and never spent. Only the interest earned (up to 5% annually) is used to support 4-H programs, and additional interest earnings help to increase the value of the endowment fund through prudent management and re-investment. Over time, endowments in the 4-H Foundation have grown and provided cumulative support in excess of the initial gift that established these funds!
Endowments truly have an impact on Arizona 4-H ? they are the gifts that keep on giving! For information on how you can help 4-H by establishing a perpetual endowment to provide general support for 4-H, or specific support for scholarships, county programs, or state-wide activities, please contact the Arizona 4-H Youth Foundation.

Phone: 520-621-7211
Fax: 520-621-1394
E-mail
Mail: P.O. Box 210036
Tucson AZ 85721-0036

Endowment Opportunities
Endowments help guarantee perpetual support for 4-H groups, events, activities, scholarships and awards. Besides supporting 4-H, endowments also provide stability by providing on-going support. Endowments can also be set up to benefit individual counties or a specific 4-H club. New, named endowments can be created with a minimum investment of $10,000. This is a terrific way to remember a loved one, or honor living friends and relatives. Gifts of any amount may be added to existing endowment funds at any time. Instead of creating a new endowment, you can also choose to give to one of the endowments that are currently in place.

Endowments
For detailed information about these endowments click here.

Margery & Gene Bayless
Paula & Cabot Sadgwick
Drusilla & William Macbeth
Edna & Otto Neely Memorial
Ruth M. Sofield Memorial
Kathleen & Fred Fritz Memorial
Irene & Chase Traweek Memorial
Leatha & Howard Morrison Memorial
Virginia Ott Kieckhefer Memorial
Winifred & Kennith Anderson
Anita & Everett Brown
Charlotte & B.P. Cardon
June & Marvin Morrison
Carol & S. Pugh
Lucy Alice & Stuart Houston
Emil Rovey Family
Vicky & Don Charles
Carolyn & J. Rukin Jelks Jr.
Ethel & Kemper Marley
Haldiman Family
Mary & Arthur J. Faul- Milestone Ranch
Margaret & Cliff Clements
Cater E. Nelms Family
Mildred & Larkin Fitch
Dan A. Klingenberg
Faul College Book Fund
Sarah Harman Memorial
JOLT Legacy for Leadership
Mohave County 4-H Leader's Council
Judith & Richard Fleming Scholarship
Faul 4-H Ag-Ventures Endowment
Franklin Memorial
Pima County 4-H Leaders Memorial Scholarship Fund
Pima County 4-H Horse Scholarship
Norton Foundation Endowment
Farm Credit Services Southwest "Jake" Flake Memorial Scholarship Fund

Emogene & George Gehrke Memorial
Ginny Bruce Memorial
Betty Accomazo Memorial
Jimmy Accomazzo Memorial
B.J. & Betty Wells
Edmund McGibson Family Memorial
Gene Bayless Shooting Education
Mark Accomazzo Memorial
Gerry & Rex Eberline
S haron O'Donnell FranklinMemorial
Youth-Adult 4-H Leadership Fund
Becker-Baguley
Pinal County 4-H Scholarship
Annette Firth Memorial
Conner Byestewa, Jr. Memorial
Eugenia Scott & Rallph Rogers Hawthorne
Ralph Hall Memorial
Arizona AE4-HA
Don Landeen Memorial
Virginia May Memorial
Billy & Judy Peterson
Everett Grondin Memorial
Bob Stump 4-H Citizenship
Friends of Jim Kolbe
Joshua Partridge Memorial
Yavapai County
June Gibbs Memorial
Farm Credit Service
Elise & Harry Porterfield Memorial
Alzora & Cecil Miller
John Peter Bogle Memorial
Mary & Harold Arp
Pima County Jr. Livestock Scholarship
Tessa Leigh Griggs Endowment
Leonard & Rita Cheatham Scholarship

Planned Giving
Life Insurance Policies
An individual may also give the cash value of a paid-up policy irrevocably to the 4-H foundation and receive a tax deduction. The donor retains ownership of the policy and the right to name the beneficiary of the risk amount (the risk amount being the difference between the guaranteed cash value and the face amount.) This program would be appealing to persons who had taken out life insurance in sufficient quantity to idemnify their family responsibilities and, later in life, found that their responsibilities had greatly diminished.

Wills and Bequests
Many people invest in 4-H on a regular basis; however, a number of individuals can not give to 4-H regularly. Some of them, choose to give in a different way. Wills, bequests, and other planned giving opportunities can allow these individuals to make gifts to 4-H, without hurting their cash-flow. In fact, in some cases -- due to tax benefits -- such gifts can actually improve their present and future cash flow. (How can I remember 4-H in my will?)

Property
Your real or personal property can also be bequeathed to the 4-H Foundation, and in ways which can mutually benefit your estate and 4-H. Present tax laws encourage such contributions; and you may find that a gift of real estate, securities, a family business, or works of art would be most suitable for your purposes. You may instruct that the property be form given, or that it be marketed.