Planned Giving Options
Include CCR in your estate plan and become a member of The Thelma Newman Planned Giving Society. The Thelma Newman Society is named for CCR co-founder Mort Stavis’ legal secretary at the United Electrical Workers. Thelma was not a wealthy woman, but she gave an estate of $150,000 to further the work of CCR. She hoped that her generosity would inspire others to join her to ensure the promise of progressive legal work for the next generation. Please consider becoming a member of the Thelma Newman Society by including CCR in your estate plan. To learn more about including CCR in your estate plans, please visit https://ccrjustice.
Bequests
Your Will is the document through which you may pass on your legacy to family, relations and charitable organizations that you support. We encourage you to discuss your estate plans with your attorney or tax advisor. If you are considering including the Center for Constitutional Rights in your will, please contact us. All inquiries are kept in the strictest confidence, but we'd like to be able to thank you.
Please contact Masha Katz Baer at 212-614-6481 or [email protected] to discuss planned giving options.
There are many ways to make a planned gift to CCR. The best vehicle for you depends on your individual circumstances. Please discuss your gift planning desires with your accountant or other advisor and with CCR before making a decision on this matter. The information on this site is for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice.