Make an impact and ensure The Associated's future viability and strength by leaving us a bequest in your will or living trust.
Suzanne F. Cohen
The enduring legacy of Suzanne F. Cohen (1935-2018) continues to serve and provide for our Baltimore community.
An arts enthusiast, Suzanne was thoughtful about her philanthropic decisions. During her lifetime, Suzanne established the "Nathan L. and Suzanne F.
Cohen Philanthropic Fund" to support emergent Jewish issues and the "Cohen Opportunity Fund" to create access to opportunities in underserved
communities. That legacy lives on through her family. In addition, Suzanne created the "Nathan L. and Suzanne F. Cohen Annual Campaign Endowment Fund"
to endow a permanent gift to The Associated Annual Campaign.
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Dixie and Neil Leikach
Dixie and Neil Leikach are both committed Associated leaders with the Baltimore-Ashkelon Partnership Committee.
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Liz and Donni Engelhart
As donor-advised Impact fund holders, the Engelharts established a fund that allows young donors to contribute over a 5 year period.
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With planned giving, you can provide long-lasting support for The Associated while enjoying financial benefits for yourself.
If you have already made plans to remember The Associated in your estate plans, we invite you to join The Harry Greenstein Legacy Society so we may acknowledge your thoughtfulness and generosity.
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Learn how to make a gift that provides tax benefits and even life income. Discover the best gift option to meet your goals.
Learn how others have made an impact through their acts of giving to The Associated. Explore the many benefits of charitable gift planning.
View a presentation that shows the benefits of a planned gift based on your property and goals.
Find out what types of assets make the best planned gifts. Learn about gifts of cash, securities and property.
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