Legacy & Planned Giving
Plant Something That Outlasts You
A legacy gift is the deepest expression of the Garden Model — you plant today what the next generation will harvest. By including FAMA in your estate plans, you help grow stronger neighborhoods long after your lifetime.
Why a Legacy Gift Matters
Neighborhoods change one family at a time — and that work is patient work. A legacy gift ensures FAMA can keep showing up in neighborhoods for the long haul, even as needs, leaders, and seasons change.
You don't have to be wealthy to leave a legacy. Many of the most meaningful gifts come from a simple line in a will or a beneficiary designation on an existing account. We'd be honored to help you and your advisor think it through.
Suggested Language
"I give to Faith Action Ministry Alliance, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 46-4210451), located at 5107 East 32nd Ave, Tampa, FL 33619, the sum of $____ (or ___% of my estate) to be used for its general purposes."
Please consult your attorney or financial advisor before finalizing any estate gift. This language is offered as a starting point, not legal advice.
Ways to Give a Legacy Gift
Choose What Fits Your Plan
Gift in Your Will
Name FAMA in your will or living trust with a specific amount, a percentage, or a residual gift.
Beneficiary Designation
Name FAMA as a beneficiary of a retirement account, life insurance policy, or other asset.
Charitable Trusts
Explore charitable remainder or lead trusts that support FAMA while meeting your financial goals.
Real Estate & Other Assets
Consider a gift of property or other appreciated assets, coordinated with your advisor.
Let Us Know Your Intent
If you've included FAMA in your estate plans — or you're considering it — we'd be honored to hear from you. Sharing your intent (with no obligation) helps us plan and welcome you as part of FAMA's long-term story.
FAMA is a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Faith Action Ministry Alliance, Inc. — EIN 46-4210451. Legacy gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
A legacy gift can help future generations of children and families experience Christian education, practical care, and stronger neighborhood relationships. If you are considering a bequest or beneficiary designation, contact FAMA so the organization can provide its current identifying information and discuss your intended purpose.
Ask your own advisor about the appropriate arrangements for your circumstances. FAMA welcomes a conversation about honoring your intent and sustaining the mission.
