Leave a Legacy. Give Cats a Safe Haven.

 

Include Town Cats in Your Estate Plan

Since 1997, Town Cats has rescued, rehabilitated, and found homes for more than 4,500 cats while supporting cats and the people who care for them throughout Santa Clara County and beyond.

Every donation makes a difference, but a gift through your will, trust, retirement account, life insurance policy, or other estate plan can help Town Cats continue this work for generations to come.

Your legacy can help provide the food, medical care, foster homes, and second chances cats need today, while helping ensure Town Cats is here for the cats who will need us tomorrow.

Want to make a plan for your own cats? Learn about the new Town Cats Safe Haven Program and how you can document your wishes for their future care.

Ways to Leave a Legacy

Including Town Cats in your estate plans can be simple. There are several ways to create a lasting gift:

Will or Trust
You can name Town Cats as a beneficiary of your will or trust and designate a specific amount, percentage, or property to support our mission. We recommend discussing any restrictions or special wishes with Town Cats and your attorney before finalizing your gift.

Retirement Accounts
You can name Town Cats as a beneficiary of an IRA, 401(k), or other eligible retirement account. Contact your plan administrator for the appropriate beneficiary form.

Life Insurance
Town Cats can be named as a beneficiary of a life insurance policy. Contact your insurance provider for information about making this change.

Other Planned Gifts
There may be other ways to include Town Cats in your financial or estate plans. Your financial advisor or attorney can help you determine what is right for you.

Already Included Town Cats?

We would love to know about your plans. Sharing this information with us allows us to thank you and helps ensure we can honor your wishes.

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Questions about legacy giving or the Town Cats Safe Haven Program?

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Town Cats of Morgan Hill is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Please consult your attorney or financial advisor when creating or changing your estate plans.