Estate Gifts and Legacy Giving
Leave a Light for our Future Generations
Including NRS in your estate plans is a powerful and lasting way to stand with young people in crisis — long into the future.
Estate Gifts
Estate gifts offer excellent tax advantages. Common options include:
Bequests: Name NRS in your will or add a codicil.
Charitable Remainder Trust: Provides income today and supports youth in the future.
Charitable Lead Trust: Offers income to NRS for a set period before transferring assets to heirs.
Life Estate: Donate property while retaining lifetime use.
Life Insurance:
Name NRS as a beneficiary
Give an existing policy
Take out a new policy with NRS as the owner/beneficiary
Retirement plans: Designate NRS as a beneficiary
Legacy Giving
Create a lasting impact by including NRS in your estate plans. Your legacy gift helps keep future generations of young people safe and supported.
Information for Your Attorney:
Legal name: National Runaway Switchboard dba 1-800-RUNAWAY dba National Runaway Safeline
FEIN: 36-2726331
Address: 4849 N Milwaukee Avenue, Suite 700, Chicago, IL 60630
Phone Number: 773.880.9860
The National Runaway Safeline is a nonprofit organization exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
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NRS Contact Information:
Tara Pink, Director, Development & Engagement: tpink@nationalrunawaysafeline.org
Tax ID Number/FEIN: 36-2726331