Legacy giving

Leave a legacy that protects children in foster care.

By including Kind to Kids Foundation in your will, trust, or beneficiary designations, you create a lasting gift that helps children in foster care feel safe, stay in school, and build real-world skills. We partner with FreeWill to make the process simple and free.

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Student in class receiving support through UGrad Academy

Simple ways to create a lasting impact.

There are several flexible ways to include Kind to Kids Foundation in your plans. Many can be completed in minutes, often without changing your existing will.

Include us in your will

Add a gift to Kind to Kids Foundation in your will or living trust. You can give a specific amount, a percentage of your estate, or what remains after other gifts.

Name us as a beneficiary

Designate Kind to Kids as a beneficiary of your retirement account, life insurance policy, or other financial accounts. This can often be done online with your provider.

Other legacy gifts

Some supporters choose to give through trusts, real estate, or other assets. We are happy to collaborate with you and your advisor to explore options that fit your goals.

Your legacy in three simple steps.

You do not need to be wealthy to make a meaningful difference. Many supporters start with a modest percentage of their estate or retirement savings.

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Get started online with FreeWill.

Use our free, secure tool at FreeWill to create your legal will, or to document your wishes before meeting with an attorney. Most people finish in 20 minutes or less, at no personal cost.

Start your will with FreeWill

Share details with your attorney or advisor.

If you work with an attorney or financial advisor, you can share the information below so they can include Kind to Kids Foundation in your plans.

Kind to Kids Foundation
875 AAA Boulevard, Ste. A
Newark, DE 19713
EIN: 80-0641000
Legal status: 501(c)(3) nonprofit charity

Use sample language for your gift.

Your attorney can tailor language to your situation. Here is a simple example for a gift in your will or trust:

“I give and bequeath to Kind to Kids Foundation, a nonprofit organization currently located at 875 AAA Boulevard, Ste. A, Newark, DE 19713, EIN 80-0641000, ______% of my estate (or $______ amount) to be used for its general purposes.”

This sample language is for informational purposes only and is not legal or tax advice. Please consult your own advisor when making decisions about your estate.

Why legacy gifts matter.

Legacy gifts help ensure that children and youth in foster care have consistent support over time: tutors, caring adults, school supplies, duffels, and real-world experiences that open doors.

Your future gift can help sustain the UGrad Academy, My Blue Duffel, and other services so that children who have already been through so much can move forward with stability and hope.

A strong return on your generosity.

  • 97% of UGrad Academy students graduate high school on time.
  • 98% are promoted to the next grade level each year.
  • 6 : 1 estimated return for every dollar invested in UGrad through savings in education, justice, and social services.

Frequently asked questions.

These are some of the most common questions we hear about legacy giving. We are always happy to speak with you or your advisor if you would like more information.

Do I need a large estate to leave a legacy gift?
Not at all. Many powerful legacy gifts are a modest percentage of an estate, retirement account, or life insurance policy. Any size gift can make a meaningful difference for children in foster care.
Can I change my mind later?
Yes. Most gifts in a will, trust, or beneficiary designation are completely revocable during your lifetime. You can update your plans as your circumstances or priorities change.
Can I keep my gift anonymous?
Yes. You are welcome to keep your plans private. If you choose to share your intentions with us, we can thank you and ensure we understand how you would like your gift to be used.
How do I let you know I have included Kind to Kids in my plans?
You may contact us using the form on our contact page or by phone or email. Sharing your plans helps us plan for the future and, most importantly, gives us a chance to thank you.

Information on this page is general in nature and is not intended as legal or tax advice. Please consult your own attorney or tax advisor about your personal situation.

Ready to give the gift of a lifetime?

Your legacy can ensure that children in foster care have someone in their corner in school, at home, and as they step into adulthood. We are honored to help you explore what feels right for you.