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What Kind of Gift Is Best for You?
Secure your family's financial future and ensure the continuation of National Geographic’s work by making a planned gift to the Society. A planned gift is a simple and flexible way to combine charitable giving with sound financial planning. One hundred percent of the proceeds National Geographic receives from planned gifts goes directly to support scientific research, conservation, exploration, and education programs—the kind of work you read about and enjoy each month in National Geographic magazine.
Click on the links below to explore the options that best meet your financial goals while maximizing your philanthropic giving. Please contact the Office of Estate Planning for more information or to obtain a confidential, personalized proposal.
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Join the Hubbard Society
Your bequest or other planned gift makes you eligible for membership in our Gardiner Greene Hubbard Society. This is National Geographic's legacy society and our way of formally recognizing your support of our mission through your estate planning and thanking you for your generosity.
For information on how to complete your estate planning to the National Geographic Society, please contact your professional adviser and the Office of Gift Planning at 800 226 4438 (U.S. and Canada only) or via email at plannedgiftinfo@ngs.org. Planned giving lets you take care of your family now and establish a future legacy for National Geographic once your other obligations have been met.
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Donor Stories
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Pat Minnick
Through a charitable gift annuity with National Geographic, Pat Minnick receives a guaranteed life income and supports the Society’s efforts to inspire people to care about the planet. “The environmental problems we face are vast, but by joining with National Geographic and their history of remarkable accomplishments, I know we can pass on a more beautiful world,” says Pat. Read More
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Explore Tomorrow
Read the latest issue of Explore Tomorrow, and learn how you can secure your financial future with a planned gift to the Society.
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National Geographic News
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More Than 800 Species and Counting at This Year’s BioBlitz
Some 150 scientists, 600 volunteers, and 2,000 students made their way to Saguaro National Park recently to identify and count all the organisms they could find, from the tiniest bugs in the soil to the towering cacti that give the park its name, for the 2011 BioBlitz. With support from Verizon Wireless, scientists, teachers, and students were able to upload pictures of park flora and fauna to National Geographic's Fieldscope database, where people from around the world can log in and see them. When the clock stopped at noon on October 22, more than 859 species had been identified in the 94,000-acre park outside Tucson, Arizona. (Photograph by Audrey Kanekoa-Madrid)