Shape the Future for Immerse Overcomers

Build a legacy of hope by including Immerse in your estate plans, and fuel transformation for generations of youth across Arkansas.

 

When you partner with Immerse to serve youth from crisis, your gifts fuel generational change.

Donations to Immerse help put tools of transformation into the hands of young people who are breaking cycles of poverty and trauma every day, equipping themselves to enter adulthood healing, resilient and ready for life. By including Immerse in your estate plans, you create a lasting legacy of compassion, opportunity and hope that supports this work and provides stability in uncertain times for years to come.

Writing a will or revising one is free, easy and takes less than 20 minutes. You can complete the process online at the link below, where you’ll also find a library of helpful estate planning resources.

 
 

Sample text for your will:

“I give to Immerse Arkansas, a nonprofit organization located in Little Rock, Arkansas, (EIN: 81-1527518), the sum of $_____ (or ___% of my estate, or list specific assets) for its general charitable purposes.” 

If you include Immerse in your estate plans, please let us know. We’d love the opportunity to thank you and recognize your partnership!

Contact Ashley Hooten, director of generosity, at ahooten@immersearkansas.org.

 

There are other ways to make a difference.

 

If you’ve already included Immerse in your estate plans, let us know so we can thank you for your generosity!

 

The information provided on this website is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be construed as legal, tax or financial advice.

As with any decision involving your assets, we recommend that you consult your attorney, certified public accountant or financial planner regarding your specific estate planning and tax situation when considering a planned gift.

Thank you again for your generosity and support of our mission to make a broad, reliable pathway to healing available to every youth from crisis in Arkansas.