Legacy Society

The NHLA Legacy Society

Leave a Legacy of Liberty

For decades, the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance (NHLA) has been the unwavering voice for freedom in the Live Free or Die state. By including the NHLA in your estate plans, you ensure that the fight to protect our rights, limited government, and individual liberty will continue – securing a freer Granite State for your children, grandchildren, and all future generations.

Your legacy gift will directly fuel the work that makes NHLA so effective and ensure the organization’s continued growth and influence. It is a profound and lasting way to make your personal commitment to liberty permanent and far-reaching.

Making a gift through your will or trust is simple, flexible, and costs you nothing today. We would be honored to answer any questions in confidence. Please contact us at membership@nhliberty.org to discuss how your vision for liberty can live on through the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance.

Suggested Bequest Language for a Will:

“I give and bequeath to the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance, a New Hampshire nonprofit corporation with EIN 20-0334634, located at P.O. Box 4241, Manchester, NH 03108-4241, the sum of $________ (or ________ percent of my residuary estate) to be used for its general purposes or for such other purposes as its Board of Directors may determine.”

Suggested Bequest Language for a Trust:

“The Trustee(s) shall pay over and distribute from principal to the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance, a New Hampshire nonprofit corporation with EIN 20-0334634, located at P.O. Box 4241, Manchester, NH 03108-4241, the sum of $________ (or ________ percent) to be used for its general purposes or for such other purposes as its Board of Directors may determine.”

* Contributions to the NHLA are not deductible for federal income tax purposes as charitable contributions.  Other important legal disclaimers are at the bottom of this page.

Once You Have Included the NHLA in Your Will or Trust

We are deeply grateful for your leadership and vision. Thank you.

The most important next step is to let us know.

While you are never required to notify us, telling us about your gift allows us to:

  • Thank you personally
  • Welcome you into the NHLA Legacy Society
  • Keep you informed about the impact your gift will help create
  • Plan for the future strength of the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance

What You Should Do

  1. Notify us. Simply fill out the form at the bottom of this page or send this form to info@nhliberty.org. You do not need to send your full will or trust.
  2. Keep your own records and let your executor or trustee know of your wishes.
  3. Update as life changes. You can always revise your will or trust later if your circumstances or wishes change.

What We Will Do

  • Send you a personal thank-you letter acknowledging your gift intention
  • Welcome you as a member of the NHLA Legacy Society
  • Respect your privacy — our preference is to recognize you publicly for your gift as it encourages others to do the same, but if you select anonymity we will 100% respect your wish.
  • Keep you updated on the NHLA’s work so you are kept abreast of what we’re building and understand your gift’s impact.

Your gift, whether large or small, helps secure the future of limited government, individual liberty, and the Live Free or Die spirit in New Hampshire.

Contact:

Pedro Serra, Director of Membership
New Hampshire Liberty Alliance
membership@nhliberty.org



Important Legal Disclaimer

The sample bequest language on this page is provided for illustrative purposes only. It is not legal advice, tax advice, or a recommendation. The New Hampshire Liberty Alliance does not provide legal, tax, accounting, or estate planning services of any kind. Every individual’s circumstances are unique. You must consult your own qualified attorney licensed to practice in your state and a tax advisor before including the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance in your will, trust, or estate plan. Bequests may have important tax and legal consequences. NHLA makes no representations or warranties regarding the deductibility, enforceability, or ultimate application of any gift. By using this sample language you acknowledge you are not relying on NHLA for professional advice.