LEGACY GIVING
Help Safe Harbor serve Coronado for generations to come
A planned gift is a meaningful way to ensure that Coronado’s children and families continue to have access to mental-wellness education, prevention programs, and affordable counseling—well into the future.
By including Safe Harbor Coronado in your will, trust, retirement plan, or other long-term financial arrangements, you can create a lasting legacy of resilience, connection, and hope.
Why planned giving is critical to Safe Harbor’s future
Safe Harbor works to reach young people early—before everyday challenges become serious crises—and to ensure that professional counseling remains accessible when additional support is needed.
The demand for these services continues to grow, while much of Safe Harbor’s annual funding comes from donations, grants, sponsorships, and events that must be renewed each year. Planned gifts provide an important source of long-term stability. They help Safe Harbor prepare for the future, respond to changing community needs, retain qualified professionals, expand prevention programs, and keep counseling affordable for families.
Simply put, planned giving is critical to Safe Harbor’s long-term financial viability. It allows us to look beyond the needs of the current year and build a sustainable foundation for serving future generations of Coronado children and families.
Ways to leave a legacy
There are several ways to include Safe Harbor in your estate or financial plans:
Include Safe Harbor in your will or trust
You may leave Safe Harbor a specific dollar amount, a percentage of your estate, or the remainder of your estate after providing for loved ones.
Name Safe Harbor as a beneficiary
You may designate Safe Harbor as a full or partial beneficiary of a retirement account, life insurance policy, bank account, or investment account. In many cases, this can be completed by updating a beneficiary designation form without changing your will.
Give appreciated assets
Gifts of stocks, securities, real estate, or other appreciated assets may provide tax advantages while supporting Safe Harbor’s mission.
Create a gift that provides income
Depending on your circumstances, charitable trusts and other planned-giving arrangements may provide income to you or your loved ones while creating a future gift for Safe Harbor.
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The following language may be helpful as a starting point for your attorney:
“I give to Safe Harbor Coronado, a California nonprofit organization, Tax ID 33-0813038, the sum of $________ [or ________% of my estate, or the remainder of my estate] to support its charitable mission.”
Your attorney can adapt this language to reflect your goals and ensure that your gift is properly included in your estate plan.
Let’s begin a conversation
Planned giving does not have to be complicated, and an initial conversation does not create any obligation. If you are considering including Safe Harbor in your plans—or have already done so—please contact:
We would be happy to answer questions, discuss the impact you would like your gift to have, and help provide any information you or your professional advisers may need.
If you have already included Safe Harbor in your plans, we hope you will let us know. Knowing about your intentions helps us plan responsibly for the future and gives us the opportunity to thank you for the lasting difference you will make.
Your legacy can help ensure that no one struggles alone
A planned gift is more than a financial commitment. It is a promise that future generations of Coronado children and families will have somewhere to turn—whether they need help building emotional skills, navigating a difficult season, or accessing affordable professional counseling.
Your generosity today can help make that support possible for decades to come.
Safe Harbor Coronado does not provide legal, tax, or financial advice. Please consult your attorney, financial adviser, or tax professional to determine which giving arrangement is appropriate for you.