SafePlace SafeKeepers
What is a SafeKeeper?
SafePlace SafeKeepers are individuals who have designated SafePlace as a beneficiary in their estate. This gift may be from a bequest, annuity, life insurance policy, retirement fund or other planned giving vehicle.
Whether you consider yourself rich or poor, or somewhere in between, a gift from your estate can make a big difference to SafePlace and those affected by domestic and sexual violence.
Many people think they have to choose between leaving a legacy gift to their family or favorite charity. In reality, you can do both, and some charitable gifts can actually save your family money by decreasing inheritance taxes.
SafePlace SafeKeepers are recognized throughout the year in our annual report and on our website.
Knowing who our SafeKeepers are helps us to plan for our future.
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SafePlace SafeKeepers
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Jamie Barshop
Karen J. Bartoletti
Bobbie Beal
Holly Bell and Matt Kaufmann
Carole Blazek
Aimee B. Boone
Suzanne Covington and Rupert Chambers
Gerald and Charlyn Daugherty
Susan and Craig S. Dunning
Gretchen and Robert Ellis
Mary H. Evan
Sue S. Fairbanks, LCSW
Pamela A. Filip
Ellen and Dan Fisher
Jolynn H. and Gregg Free
Theresa and Rudy Garza
Carolyn Goldston
Patti Halladay
I. Craig Hester
Leslie Hill
Corky Hilliard
Corinne Irwin
Dianne King
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Sarah Land
Sharon McCrary
Denise McGuire
Patti and Kenneth O'Meara
Janis and Joe Pinnelli
Sara and Dick Rathgeber
Jo Reichler
Dottie M. and Gerald Robertson
Vivian A. Schroeder
Robert J. Spivey
Donna Stockton-Hicks and Steve Hicks
Mary V. Summerall
Cherry Taylor
Deborah D. Tucker and Ike McIver
Nicki-Monique and Ronnie P. Tyler
Janelle Via McKown
Suzanne and Mathieu Vocal
Wendy M. Wells and William David Schofman
Kelly White and Bill McLellan
Karen J. Wilson
Janet Wiman
Laura D. Wolf and Frederick C. Aus
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