With a gift in your will or other estate plans, you become a member of the Iris Society, a passionate group of supporters that will enable our foundation to fund lifesaving treatments for generations to come.
Our mission isn’t just for today—it’s for the long haul. Whether you’re 25 or 75, a planned gift is a statement that you believe in a better tomorrow for kids with cancer. Joining is simple and doesn’t require a big gift today, just a promise for the future.
Joining the Iris Society is a way to make a lasting impact in the lives of kids and teens with cancer. It’s perhaps the most meaningful gift you can make – from your family to families who need it the most.
As we made our estate plans, we were determined to help ensure that the tireless efforts of The Morgan Adams Foundation had a shot at long-term stability. Our will was written so that MAF received a specified percentage of our estate before other distributions are made. It is one of our great wishes that this organization endures until there is a cure for all kids who, tragically, get cancer.
To include a gift to The Morgan Adams Foundation in your estate, you’ll need our legal name, address, and Tax ID number:
The Morgan Adams Foundation
5303 East Evans Ave | Suite 200
Denver, CO 80222
Tax ID: EIN 20-0165051
Including The Morgan Adams Foundation in your will or trust is a simple yet incredibly meaningful way to support kids with cancer. You can designate a percentage or a certain amount. We encourage you to tell us about this planned gift so we can thank you and honor your generosity.
This sample language may be useful:
“I give and bequeath to The Morgan Adams Foundation, 5303 East Evans Avenue, Denver, CO 80222 [the sum of __________ Dollars ($____)] [ _______ % of the rest, residue and remainder of my estate], to be used for its general charitable purposes.”
Naming The Morgan Adams Foundation in your life insurance policy, retirement account, or donor-advised fund (DAF), is another simple way to ensure you can make a lasting impact. This way of giving may also have additional tax benefits.
The best way to designate our organization as a beneficiary is to request a form from your policy administrator. Please don’t forget to notify us so we can properly acknowledge your generosity.
There are many other ways to make meaningful legacy gifts that will go on making a powerful impact for decades. Some options include:
