A Lasting Legacy for Pollinators
Planned Giving: Wills, Trusts & Beneficiary Gifts
A gift arranged through your estate plan can help protect pollinators and expand conservation education for generations to come.
Plan a Meaningful Gift
Ways to Include Save The Bees USA
Planned gifts can allow supporters to care for family and loved ones while including pollinator habitat, education, responsible beekeeping, native-bee conservation, or the organization’s greatest needs in a lasting legacy.
A Gift Through Your Will or Living Trust
You may choose a specific dollar amount, a percentage of your estate, particular property, or the remainder after other commitments have been fulfilled.
A Beneficiary Designation
Save The Bees USA may be named as a full, partial, or contingent beneficiary of an eligible retirement account, investment account, donor-advised fund, or life-insurance policy.
A Gift From a Trust or Estate
Trustees and estate representatives may contact Save The Bees USA when a charitable distribution has been arranged or is ready to be administered.
A Gift of Land or Real Estate
A proposed property gift might support habitat, involve a qualified conservation partner, or be sold to fund the mission. Every property requires advance review and written acceptance.
Your Values, Carried Forward
A Legacy Can Support Pollinators in Many Ways
An unrestricted gift provides flexibility to direct support where it can be most useful. A donor may also express a preference for an area of work, subject to the organization’s ability to carry out that purpose over time.
Habitat
Restore flowering landscapes, nesting areas, water resources, and healthier places for bees.
Education
Help students and communities understand pollination and take practical conservation action.
Bee Programs
Support responsible beekeeping, native-bee conservation, and hands-on observation programs.
Greatest Needs
Give Save The Bees USA the flexibility to respond to changing conservation priorities.
The Future Your Legacy Can Protect
Give Future Generations a Living Connection to the Land
A planned gift can help create the kind of future where children experience thriving meadows, learn why pollinators matter, and grow up with healthy landscapes worth protecting.
That is the lasting promise behind a pollinator legacy: conservation that continues beyond one season and reaches people you may never meet.
Information for You and Your Adviser
Organization Details
Save The Bees USA
Federal tax identification number: 93-3534683
Mailing address:
2495 Brynlee James Lane
Van Alstyne, TX 75495
Contact Information
Email: buzzus@savethebeesusa.org
Phone: 970-658-8333
Your attorney or adviser can help select language that reflects your wishes and complies with the laws governing your estate.
Common Questions
Planned Giving FAQs
Do I need to tell Save The Bees USA about my gift?
No notification is required, but an advance conversation can help confirm the organization’s legal details and understand the impact you hope to make.
Can I change my plans later?
Many estate and beneficiary arrangements can be updated, but the rules depend on the document or account. Your own qualified adviser can explain your options.
Can my gift support a particular program?
You may express a preference. Please speak with us before finalizing a restriction so we can determine whether it can be administered responsibly over time.
Does Save The Bees USA provide legal or tax advice?
No. Donors should rely on their own attorney, tax professional, and financial adviser for guidance specific to their circumstances.
More Ways to Give
Choose the Path That Fits Your Goals
Explore gifts of stock and mutual funds, donor-advised funds, qualified charitable distributions from an IRA, and current online donations.
Begin a Private Conversation
Create a Pollinator Legacy
If you are considering a planned gift—or have already included Save The Bees USA in your plans—we would be grateful to hear from you. An initial conversation creates no obligation.
Important Information
Save The Bees USA does not provide legal, tax, financial, or estate-planning advice. Donors should consult their own qualified advisers. No gift, restriction, or property is accepted unless any required review is completed and acceptance is confirmed in writing.