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Joining The James Wilson Institute Legacy Society
Thank you for considering the James Wilson Institute in your estate plans! We would be honored to play a role in ensuring your values have a lasting impact on this Constitutional Republic.
JWI stands alone in the legal world. Even among other organizations, we are the only institute solely dedicated to the study and teaching of the Natural Law principles which informed our Founders.
Please complete this form for more information:
You can also print and send this form via U.S. Mail to 510 King St., Suite 340 Alexandria, VA 22314:
What are the benefits of the James Wilson Institute Legacy Society?
Including the James Wilson Institute in your estate is a simple and impactful way to leave a lasting legacy, enhance the future of American jurisprudence, and ensure JWI is able to continue offering young lawyers and law students as well as seasoned judges the vital insights needed to engage with today’s most challenging legal and moral questions.
How can I remember the James Wilson Institute in my estate?
Include specific language in your will or estate plan, such as: "I bequeath to The James Wilson Institute on Natural Rights and the American Founding, Alexandria, VA, [dollar amount, estate percentage, property, etc.] to be used for its charitable purposes."
What other ways can I make a legacy gift to the James Wilson Institute?
Other ways to make a legacy gift include naming JWI as a retirement plan beneficiary, naming JWI as a life insurance beneficiary, giving through a charitable remainder trust or making a gift through a donor advised fund.
Will my family still benefit from my bequest?
Yes, your family will still be bequeathed an amount of your choosing, with JWI and other bequest recipients receiving the remainder.
"Thank you for your generosity. The battle to protect our Constitutional order and ensure the security of our rights will not be won over the course of a generation. JWI must remain in the fight and knowing about your legacy gift helps us tremendously in our efforts."
Doug Neff, JWI Board Chairman
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