Since The Dayton Foundation established the Legacy Partnership Program^SM in 2002, dozens of Greater Dayton Region not-for-profit organizations have signed up to help build their endowments through this planned and deferred giving program.

Through this first-in-the-nation program, we can help your organization start a legacy program or invigorate a languishing or dormant program to help sustain your work in the future.

The Dayton Foundation's Legacy Partnership Program^SM:

• teaches your organization an approach to endowment building that has a proven track record of securing legacy gifts;
• provides a structure and discipline to assure that your organization has allocated time to devote to your program and to create long-term relationships with your key donors;
• provides support for your endowment-building efforts, with access to the Foundation's services and Development staff with planned and deferred giving knowledge and experience; and
• helps your organization grow its resources for the benefit of the community.

Greater Dayton area nonprofits currently participating in the Legacy Partnership Program include:

• African-American Community Fund
• Advocates for Basic Legal Equality, Inc.
• American Red Cross, Dayton Area Chapter
• Aullwood Audubon Center and Farm
• Beaver Creek Wetlands Association
• Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley
• Central State University
• Day-Mont Behavioral Health Care, Inc.
• Dayton History
• Dayton Urban League
• Family Service Association
• Greater Dayton Pro-Life Education Foundation
• Greater Dayton Public Television
• Habitat for Humanity Dayton Ohio
• The Human Race Theatre Company
• Humane Society of Greater Dayton
• Mary Scott Nursing Center
• The Muse Machine
• National Aviation Hall of Fame
• Places, Inc.
• Precious Blood Catholic Church
• St. Paul's Episcopal Church
• Unified Health Solutions, Inc.
• United Way of the Greater Dayton Area
• WDPR-Public Radio
• Wegerzyn Gardens Foundation
• Westminster Presbyterian Church
• YWCA of Dayton

"Are you interested in learning if the Legacy Partnership Program is right for your organization? Contact me, Beth Redden, Legacy Partnership development officer, at (937) 225-9947."