There are many ways to donate to the Guild of St. Agnes; however estate planning is
one of the most important ways. A will guarantees that your possessions will be given
to those you love and to the organizations that mean the most to you. It also allows you to select a trusted person who will insure that your wishes are executed.

The following are some frequently asked questions concerning a bequest:

Q. What happens if I die without a will; Where will my assets go? Who will decide?

A. The state where you legally reside determines your assets based on a legal formula.      Without a will your assets may not go to the causes you feel strongly about.

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Q. In what ways would my bequest be used to benefit the Guild of St. Agnes?

A. Your gift could make a tremendous impact in several ways.

• Your gift could contribute to tuition for a working family who would otherwise
  not be able to afford child care.
• Your donation could improve a child’s chances for a better academic future.
  Children with social challenges could receive professional services through
  trained counselors.
• Your contribution might ensure a child’s exposure to the arts from
  regular museum visits.
• You could begin a scholarship toward the academic future of a child.

Q. What is your legal name and address if I were to put you in my will?

A. The Guild of St. Agnes, Worcester, Inc., 133 Granite Street, Worcester, MA 01604
     Attention: Director of Human Resources

Q. Is the Guild of St. Agnes a tax-exempt organization?

A. Yes, the Guild of St. Agnes is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization under
      501 C (3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code.
      Our federal tax Identification number is 042-104267.
      For further information, please contact:
               Sharon A. Woodbury at 1-888-798-4567 or www.guildofstagnes.org

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