August is Make-A-Will Month
Posted In Categories: Advocacy, Living with Vision Loss
Creating or updating your will is one of the most meaningful ways to care for the people and causes that matter most to you.
When you include Vision Forward in your own estate plans, you know that legacy giving is about much more than preparing for the future—it is about investing in a mission that will continue changing lives for generations.
Learn more about the Adam Zepp Legacy Society, which recognizes individuals who have chosen to include Vision Forward in their estate plans here at Planned Giving – Vision Forward Association.
Scott – an educator, Legacy Society member, and Vision Forward client – shares how thoughtful planning today can create opportunities for people with vision loss long into the future. Scott lives with Retinitis Pigmentosa, an inherited retinal disease causing progressive vision loss, primarily affecting night vision and peripheral vision.
If Vision Forward is already part of your plans—or if you would simply like to learn more, contact Susan Eggold, Director of Philanthropy, at (414) 615-0126 or seggold@vision-forward.org