NDGS Legacy Fund

Your generosity helps secure the long-term future of National Duncan Glass Society, Inc. When you contribute to the Legacy Fund, you make an enduring investment that strengthens our mission, expands our programs, and supports generations to come. All gifts to the Legacy Fund are unrestricted, allowing us to apply funds where they will have the greatest long-term impact.

Why Make a
Legacy Fund Gift?

  • Create a lasting impact
    You contribution supports programs, services, and community initiatives far into the future.

  • Support long-term organizational stability
    Legacy Fund gifts strengthen the organization’s financial foundation and help safeguard against future uncertainties.
  • Amplify your giving through potential tax advantages
    Many forms of giving – including appreciated securities or real property – may offer meaningful tax benefits. Consult your financial advisor for details.
  • Join a community of supporters who believe in our future
    Legacy donors help shape the next chapter of our organization’s story.

How to Make a Gift

Because gifts can vary in form and complexity, we ask all donors to contact us directly before initiating any transfer. This ensures we provide the appropriate instructions and can properly acknowledge your gift.

You may be able to give through one of the following methods:

  • Cash Contributions

  • Gifts of Securities (stocks, bonds, mutual funds)

  • Gifts of Real Property or Other Assets

    • Residential homes or vacation properties
    • Undeveloped land or farmland
    • Commercial buildings or rental properties
    • Cars
    • Gas Leases
    • Artwork

  • Planned Giving or Estate Gifts

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Once you contact us, we will provide a simple Legacy Fund Donation Instructions Form that includes all required brokerage details and transfer steps.

Ready to Make a Legacy Gift?

We’re here to make the process easy and meaningful.

Contact:
Suzanne Evelsizer – suzanne@duncan-miller.org
Bruce Sharpnack – blsharpnack@duncan-miller.org

PRESERVE THE FUTURE OF OUR PAST

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John Ernest Miller, 4th Ohio Volunteer Infantry