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Bequests
A bequest is the easiest and most meaningful way to provide for the future of Treehouse. A bequest is a gift made through your estate, either directed by your will or through an outright trust distribution. Bequests allow you to retain your assets in case you need them during your lifetime. A bequest may specify a dollar amount, a particular asset, or a percentage of your estate.
We would be happy to provide sample bequest language that you and your estate planner can use to include Treehouse in your plans. This information is free and in no way obligates you to make a bequest to Treehouse.
For more information about planned giving and becoming a member of the Treehouse Legacy Circle, please call Dawn Rains at 206.267.5110.
Foster Care Fact
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Washington State pays a maximum of $300 per year for clothing. That’s less than half of what an average family of moderate means spends each year to clothe a child.
