Leave a Legacy
“Friends of the Inyo has been the prime non-profit to protect our public lands through leadership, policy and stewardship. It is important for us to keep that legacy going through time by including it in our trust to ensure sustainability for the organization and the land.”
-Sydney Quinn and Dennis Schumacher, Board of Directors
“I can think of nothing better to do with my estate than to ensure that the vast landscapes and wild denizens of the Eastern Sierra are protected and nurtured for the enjoyment and admiration of all.”
-Chris Lizza, President Board of Directors
“My spouse and I are in our 40’s, and it took us a long time to get a will and trust in place. We give what we can to public interest organizations now, so it makes sense to do that as a final act in life. Designating a legacy gift to a cause like that of Friends of the Inyo feels really good, even if it will take decades to come to fruition.”
-Ellen Wehr, Board of Directors
“For many years now, the High Country of the Eastern Sierra has served as a personal space of replenishment and rejuvenation. Friends of the Inyo’s mission to preserve and conserve these lands is truly a legacy that my wife and I are honored to contribute to.”
-Paul & Marjorie Shock, Treasurer & Board Member
You can protect the Eastern Sierra through your will or trust
Many donors use their estate to leave a legacy of conservation. Friends of the Inyo’s Endowment honors each donor’s life by overseeing and investing contributions for the greatest impact to protect the Eastern Sierra for generations. To take the next step, please consult the useful information available through each of the following links:
Please email info@friendsoftheinyo.org (Include “Legacy Giving Program” in the subject line) with any questions about your legacy gift today. Your privacy and information are important to us, and we will never share your information or legacy donation status without your explicit consent.
Photos from top to bottom: John Dittli, Sam Roberts, and Bob Wick respectively
