Why Give?
 Jewish tradition teaches that one of our key duties
is to make the world a better place for future generations. Chances
are you already donate generously to the Jewish charitable organizations
of your choice. But have you considered including those organizations
in your will, so you can continue to make a difference for generations
to come?
Whether you use a will or other estate planning vehicle,
your generosity can do a world of good. An estate planning professional
can help you start this rewarding process.
Your legacy can reflect everything that is most important
and meaningful to you. The legacy planning process can engender
heartfelt conversations with your family and build bonds with your
partners in the community.
The act of creating a legacy empowers you
to complete the work of your heart, and to enjoy the peace that it
brings. You are assured that your work will continue and the Jewish
future will be bright.
Testimonials
Stephen
Bennett considers himself a lucky guy. For many years he operated
a successful business that he found so enjoyable that he called it his
"hobby."
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Knowing
how the JCC nurtures its preschoolers all the way through the
community's senior adult population was the primary reason Larry and
Sue Bernstein decided to Create A Jewish Legacy. read more
Though
they are members of the Jewish Federation of the Berkshires "Legacy
Circle," rather than making provisions via estate planning through
their wills, Sydelle and Lee Blatt chose an alternate manner of giving:
a charitable gift annuity. read more
"As my mother, a founding member of the Home taught me, we must teach our children the mitzvah of helping others, by volunteering (chesed) and offering our financial support (tzedakah)." read more
Community is synonymous with Seymour Frankel. read more
"The future of Judaism is in Israel, not in the United States," noted Martin Silver. read more
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