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Hello John,

From restoring species and their habitats to rebuilding food systems that nourish people and nature, WWF has been dedicated to achieving transformative conservation results for more than 60 years.

This week, October 20-26, is National Estate Planning Awareness Week. It is the perfect opportunity for you to consider how your legacy could both protect your loved ones and help WWF continue to achieve those impactful results for nature and our planet long into the future.

Creating your estate plan gives you the chance to include a gift of any size to WWF. By making this contribution, you build a lasting legacy for a thriving, healthy planet. You can have an extraordinary, positive impact on our natural world for generations to come.

Many people start their estate planning journey using free online tools. FreeWill ([link removed]) is a third-party tool that offers an easy, no-cost way to create or update your will. It’s a great first step, but it may not address every need, especially if your finances or estate are more complex. If you have specific questions or need tailored advice, we recommend speaking with a legal or financial professional.

You have the power to make a real difference for vulnerable wildlife and nature for years to come. Create your plan for a sustainable future before the week comes to an end.

Thank you for your support,

Debra G. Kathman, JD
Senior Director of Gift Planning
World Wildlife Fund

P.S. Have you already included WWF in your estate planning? Thank you! Please visit our website ([link removed]) to let us know. We want to express our appreciation and ensure our records are up-to-date.

 

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