Planned Giving

Thank you for your interest in supporting IPPNW!

A legacy is described as something handed down from an ancestor or a predecessor. However, in today's world, the idea of a legacy has come to embody more than the process of a simple hand-off. Today we view ourselves and our legacies through the relationships we construct, lessons we teach and the impact of our actions whether in life or in death.

The mission of IPPNW is built on legacy and fueled by the hope for a better future. Our goal is to provide our children and the global citizens of tomorrow with a healthier, safer and more peaceful, nuclear weapon-free world.

As the need for IPPNW's work becomes increasingly vital, so, too, does the urgency for each of us to declare the impact our lives and actions will have on the world that we hand to our children.

As you consider your personal legacy, we hope that you will consider remembering the work of IPPNW and will accept our invitation to become a member of the Sadako Society. This Society, founded in 2001 was created in remembrance of Sadako Sasaki of the thousand paper cranes and to acknowledge those individuals who have decided that our collective work is necessary - and worthy of being supported by estate provisions - either under will, or through the gift of a trust, pension plan or life insurance policy.

For more information on how you can begin to formalize your legacy through the Sadako Society of the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, please direct all inquiries to Dan Karp, Director of Development, 617. 440.1733 ext 204 or via e-mail.