It’s easy to make a gift to the Rocky Mountain Raptor Program in your will. All it takes is a quick phone call to your attorney or financial planner to add RMRP to your will. Simply give them this sentence:

“I give $_________or _________% (or a specific account or asset) to the Rocky Mountain Raptor Program, located in Fort Collins, Colorado, to be used for its activities and programs.”

Our legal name: Rocky Mountain Raptor Program

Business address: 2519 South Shields Street, 1K-115, Fort Collins, CO 80526

Federal tax ID#: 90-0131614

Type of entity: Colorado nonprofit organization

Your gift can take many forms. Here is a partial listing:

• Gift from Trust or Estate:  Naming RMRP as a beneficiary in your will or revocable trust is an excellent way to provide benefit after your death.  You can allocate a specific dollar amount, or you can set aside a percentage of your assets.
• Life Insurance Policy:  Naming RMRP as a beneficiary on a life insurance policy is an effective way to make a gift at your death.  You can even list multiple beneficiaries on a policy, to divide the death benefit amongst RMRP and other family members, friends, or charities.
• Retirement Accounts:  Naming RMRP as a beneficiary on qualified retirement accounts will ensure that money is made available to them after your passing.  This is a good way to make sure that your personal needs are taken care of, with the amounts remaining at your death passing to RMRP.
• Lifetime Giving:  Many people want to see the fruits of their giving and prefer to make lifetime gifts.  These gifts can be made directly, or can flow through a donor advised fund through organizations such as the Community Foundation of Northern Colorado, or Fidelity Charitable.