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For generations, All Saints Church has been transforming lives of all ages by working at the intersection of community, spirituality, and peace and justice.

How has All Saints changed your life? From the children’s ministry to the music programs, from pastoral care to our calls for justice and action, are there ways All Saints has changed you?

We invite you to give a planned gift so the love of God can continue to transform lives for generations to come at All Saints.

Gifts can be directed to where they are most needed at the time, the annual operating fund, endowment, or even to provide long-term care for our historic buildings.

Have you already included All Saints in your will or estate plan? Let us know!

The Legacy Society The Legacy Society recognizes all those who have indicated they have made All Saints part of their legacy through a planned gift. Gifts can be in any amount, revocable or irrevocable, using a variety of gift options.  Members of the Legacy Society are listed on a special recognition display.

 Bequest in Will or Trust

The most common form of a planned gift is a bequest in a will or trust. There are no limitations on bequests and there are several different types:

• You can name All Saints in your will or trust to receive a specific dollar amount.
• Name All Saints to receive a percentage of your estate, so the amount adjusts automatically.
• Name All Saints to receive the residue of your estate, after bequests for loved ones have been fulfilled.
• Name All Saints to receive a bequest of real estate or property.

Sample language you can use: “I/we hereby give, devise and bequeath ___________ to All Saints Church, 132 N. Euclid Ave, Pasadena, CA 91101, tax ID 95-1980801, for its most urgent needs as determined by its Rector and/or Vestry.”

Other Forms of Planned Gifts

Retirement Plans
Name All Saints as beneficiary of all or a portion of your retirement account (401(k), 403(b) or IRA, etc.).

Life Insurance
Name All Saints as beneficiary of a life insurance policy.

Charitable Gift Annuities
With a CGA you make an initial contribution in return for a guaranteed fixed income based on your age, receiving a charitable deduction when you establish the annuity.  All Saints then receives the annuity’s balance after your lifetime.  A CGA can be established through a community foundation or the Episcopal Church Foundation.

Savings and Investment Accounts
You can name All Saints as beneficiary of a savings or investment account through a “pay on death” provision.

Endow Your Annual Pledge A great way to ensure All Saints benefits from your generosity in perpetuity is to endow your annual pledge. Since All Saints typically draws 5% from its endowment, leaving a planned gift of 20 times your annual pledge amount will ensure your pledge lives on past your lifetime. For example, if your pledge is $3,000, you would leave a planned gift of approximately $60,000 ($3,000 x 20 = $60,000).  This can guarantee that all of the ministries and programs you care deeply about will thrive in future generations.

 When naming All Saints in your estate plan, please use:

“All Saints Church, 132 N. Euclid Ave., Pasadena, CA 91101, Tax ID 95-1980801.”

Contact the Giving Office with questions – we are happy to help!

Sarah Nolan, Director of Giving & Stewardship: (626) 583-2736,
or Marilyn Coffman, Associate for Giving & Stewardship: (626) 583-2753