Leave a Legacy of Love

Planned Giving at Loveland Center

When you include Loveland Center in your estate plans, you’re doing more than giving—you’re ensuring a future of dignity, opportunity, and independence for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Through planned giving, you can support the mission you believe in while also achieving your personal, financial, and philanthropic goals.

Why Planned Giving?

• Make a lasting impact beyond your lifetime
• Support lifelong learning, housing, and care for future generations
• Potentially receive tax benefits and reduce estate taxes
• Leave a legacy of compassion, purpose, and inclusion

Ways to Give

Bequests: Include Loveland in your will or trust

Suggested Bequest Language: If you would like to include Loveland Center in your will or trust, here is sample language you can share with your attorney:

“I give and bequeath to Loveland Center, Inc., a nonprofit corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of Florida, with a principal business address of 157 South Havana Road, Venice, Florida 34292, and Tax ID number 59-1011392, the sum of $______ (or ___% of my estate, or a description of specific property) to be used for its general charitable purposes.”

Beneficiary Designations: Name Loveland as a beneficiary of a retirement plan, insurance policy, or bank account

Charitable Gift Annuities or Trusts

Real Estate or Appreciated Securities

Your Gift. Their Future.

Every planned gift—no matter the size—helps secure vital programs, housing solutions, and a strong foundation for those we serve. With your help, we can continue to foster independence, growth, and lifelong friendship.

Interested in learning more about leaving a legacy through Loveland?

Contact V.J. Anderson, Director of Philanthropy at (941) 493-0016 ext. 323 or philanthropy@lovelandcenter.org.

We’re happy to help you explore your options—confidentially and with no obligation.