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The Frederick C. Smith Legacy Society
The Legacy Society was named after Mr. Smith because of his philanthropic leadership, his creative use of the Foundation over the years and for his tireless work on behalf of the community. To become a Legacy Society member, we simply ask for a statement of establishment or intent to leave a gift to the Foundation through a bequest, charitable trust, life insurance or other planned gift. Your membership can be anonymous, if desired. During 2004-2005, 36 new legacies, representing $20.4 million in new commitments, were added to the Foundation's documented legacies, making a total of $212.7 million in future gifts, as of June 30, 2005.
For more information about charitable estate planning or deferred and planned giving options, please contact one of our senior development officers, Jan Clark or Beth Schaeffer at (937) 222-0410.
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Letter from the Chair and the President |
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Legacy Partnership Program |
Endowed (Long-Term) Funds |
Supporting Organizations |
Frederick C. Smith Legacy Society (Legacies) |
Charitable Checking Account Service (Short-term funds) |
Financial Highlights |
Ten Reasons Why People Choose to Give Through The Dayton Foundation |
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The mission of The Dayton Foundation is to advance charitable giving and provide leadership to meet changing needs in our community.
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File date: 10-27-05
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Many community-minded friends and benefactors of The Dayton Foundation have made plans to remember the Foundation in their wills and trusts. To thank these donors for their foresight and interest in the future of our community, The Dayton Foundation established the Frederick C. Smith Legacy Society, in honor of Frederick C. Smith, a former chair of the Foundation's Governing Board and retired chairman of Huffy Corporation.