Libertas Legacy Society
Keep the Torch of Liberty Burning for Future Generations
Freedom does not pass from one generation to the next by accident.
It must be taught, defended, practiced, and lived. That is why Libertas Network exists: to change hearts, minds, and laws to create a freer future.
A legacy gift allows you to make the principles you care about part of your own long-term plans—and helps ensure that Libertas Network will be here to advance them for generations to come.
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A Legacy Built for Generational Change
Libertas Network is different because our work reaches people at every stage of life.
- Through The Tuttle Twins, millions of children and parents encounter the ideas of a free society in a way that is clear, memorable, and engaging.
- Through Kids Markets, young people experience creativity, responsibility, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship firsthand.
- Through Praxis, young adults gain practical career training and alternatives to the traditional college path.
- And through Libertas Institute, we advance policy reforms that reduce government control, expand opportunity, and help families flourish.
Together, these efforts reflect a simple conviction: lasting change requires more than winning today’s political battles. It requires raising generations who understand freedom, experience its benefits, and are prepared to defend it.
By including Libertas Network in your long-term plans, you can help teach children the principles of freedom, equip parents to pass them on, encourage young builders and entrepreneurs, and advance reforms that protect families and expand opportunity.
Ways to Make Libertas Network Part of Your Legacy
Many of the most popular legacy gifts cost nothing during your lifetime, allow you to retain full control of your assets, and can be changed if your circumstances change.
Include Libertas Network in Your Will or Living Trust
A gift through your will or living trust is one of the most common and straightforward ways to make a lasting gift.
You may choose to leave Libertas Network a specific amount, a percentage of your estate, or all or part of what remains after providing for family and other loved ones. If you already have a will, your attorney may be able to add your gift through a simple amendment without changing the rest of your estate plan.
For more information, read “Two Simple Ways to Make Libertas Network Part of Your Legacy”
Name Libertas Network as a Beneficiary
You can also make Libertas Network part of your legacy by naming us as a beneficiary of a retirement account, donor-advised fund, bank account, life insurance policy, annuity, or other financial account.
You may name Libertas Network as the sole beneficiary, a partial beneficiary, or the recipient of what remains after gifts to your loved ones. In many cases, updating a beneficiary designation is as simple as completing a form through your financial institution or plan administrator.
You retain full control and use of the account during your lifetime and can change your beneficiary designation at any time.
For more information, read “Two Simple Ways to Make Libertas Network Part of Your Legacy”
Consider Leaving Retirement Assets to Libertas Network
Retirement accounts can be especially useful assets for legacy giving because funds held in traditional IRAs and other tax-deferred accounts may carry tax consequences when inherited by individuals.
Because Libertas Network is tax-exempt, retirement assets left to the organization can be used fully for the work you intended. Depending on your circumstances, you may choose to leave other assets to family and friends while naming Libertas Network as the beneficiary of some or all of a retirement account.
This can be a powerful way to combine your charitable goals with thoughtful estate planning.
For more information, read “A Tax-Wise Way to Support Libertas Network”
Join the Libertas Legacy Society
The Libertas Legacy Society recognizes friends who have chosen to make Libertas Network part of their long-term plans.
By including Libertas Network in your will or trust, naming us as the beneficiary of a retirement or other financial account, or making another qualifying planned gift, you become part of a special group of supporters helping to ensure that the work of liberty continues far beyond any one election, legislative session, or generation.
Legacy Society members may receive:
- Personal updates from Libertas Network leadership, including meaningful news about the work your commitment helps make possible.
- Invitations to special events and conversations with our team, providing opportunities to stay close to the mission and the people advancing it.
- Recognition of your valued support, including a commemorative gift and, if you wish, recognition as a member of this special community.
Above all, membership reflects a shared commitment to keep the torch of liberty burning for future generations.
For more information, read “Why Join the Libertas Legacy Society?”
Already Included Libertas Network in Your Plans?
Thank you.
If you have already made a legacy commitment to Libertas Network, we would be honored to welcome you to the Libertas Legacy Society.
Telling us about your plans allows us to recognize your generosity, keep you connected to the work your legacy will help sustain, and better understand your wishes. Any information you choose to share about your gift will be held in strict confidence.
Click here to join the Legacy Society.
We’re Here to Help
Our team would be glad to answer questions, provide information for you or your professional advisors, or simply talk with you about what you hope your legacy can accomplish.
To talk with the director of the Libertas Legacy Society, contact Christina Ryan at christina@libertas.org or (615) 598-7074.
For beneficiary designations and other planning purposes:
- Legal name: Libertas Network
- Tax ID #: 45-5254794
- Address: 2183 W Main St, #A102, Lehi, UT 84043
This information is provided for educational purposes only and should not be regarded as legal or tax advice. We encourage you to consult your attorney, financial advisor, or other professional advisor about your individual circumstances.