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Join the Legacy Circle
By naming the Grand Canyon Trust in your will or estate plans, you become a member of the Legacy Circle.
How do you want to be remembered?
Beyond family, what are the issues that you care deeply about? If the Grand Canyon holds meaning for you, consider a gift to future generations by making a bequest to the Grand Canyon Trust.
Legacy Circle members enjoy access to exclusive benefits such as member field-trip opportunities, our biannual print magazine, an annual report, and personal communications from the executive director.
Share your plans
If you have already named the Grand Canyon Trust in your will or as a beneficiary of an IRA or retirement plan, please let us know. We would like to thank you and welcome you to our Legacy Circle.
For more information or to share your intentions, please contact Eric Horner at (928) 286-3373 or ehorner@grandcanyontrust.org.
We appreciate the privilege of publishing your name (no address or additional information) as a Legacy Circle member in our annual report, as it encourages others to consider making a similar commitment. However, we respect your decision for privacy should you choose not to have your name published.
Legacy Circle Field Trips
Tim D. Peterson
Dawn Kish
Dawn Kish
Rivers and Oceans
Tim D. Peterson
Join us on the Colorado Plateau
We’re honored to be a partner in your lasting legacy. Through your Legacy Circle membership, you’ll receive exclusive invitations to join us on uncommon excursions. You’ll venture off the beaten path with Trust senior staff, partners, and others who will share unparalleled insights about the lands and waters of the Grand Canyon and Colorado Plateau.
Looking for other ways to give?
Whether you choose a one-time donation, set up a recurring monthly gift, or leave us in your will, you can trust us to make the most efficient use of every dollar.