Feline Friends Legacy Society is a thoughtful and forward-thinking group of supporters concerned about the sustainability of the Cat Welfare Association and the long-term care of cats and kittens throughout Franklin County and surrounding communities.

Leaving a legacy and making your intentions known is easier than you think.
BEQUEST
A charitable bequest of property (cash or real) as designated in a person’s will names the Cat Welfare Association as a beneficiary to a specific asset or a percentage of your estate.
LIFE INSURANCE
Life insurance gifts, including whole life, universal, and other forms of policies. Donors can contribute all or a part of a policy with the Cat Welfare Association named as a beneficiary. The donor retains ownership of the policy and has access to the policy’s cash value.
RETIREMENT PLAN
Through a retirement plan, you can designate the Cat Welfare Association as a full or partial beneficiary for a specific amount or a percentage.

If you have already included the Cat Welfare Association in your estate plans, please let us know. If you are interested in learning more please contact:
Kevin Hurst, Director of Development
kevin@catwelfareassociation.org
614.268.6096

You can fill out a non-binding intent document here if you already have a clear idea of your plan.

Alternatively, for those cat and kitten lovers age 73+, we are happy to talk to you about the IRS mandate of Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) on a tax-deferred retirement accounts; IRA, SEP IRA, SIMPLE IRA, and most employer-sponsored retirement plans such as 401(k) and 403(b).
We recognize estate planning is a very personal decision. Be assured that we will never publish your name or your intentions without your consent.
We hope that you will consider joining the Feline Friends Legacy Society and help ensure future generations of cats and kittens live full and enriching lives.