LEGACY CIRCLE

Thank you forincluding TheWinnipegFoundation in your Will. Our commitment to you Sincethese giftscomefrom theheart, we want to thankyou foryour To those who have shared their intentions to leave a gift in their Will or estate plan, or are considering doing so, thank you. Because legacy gifts reflect those values and beliefs closest to your heart, we promise YOUR vision and generosity by includingyou in ourLegacyCircle. you the following: Legacy 1. We understand taking care of your loved ones in your estate plans will come before your plans to give We understand that some individuals may FORGOOD. FOREVER. back to the community. not wish to be recognized publicly, so if you prefer to keep your plans private you 2. We will oer you as much informationand assistance as possible when you’re consideringleaving alegacygift. may join as an anonymous member. You 3. We know this is your decision, and if you choose to make a gift to The Foundation, you will make it in a THEWINNIPEG FOUNDATION need not disclose the amount or percentage way and at a time right for you. We will never pressure you to confirm your intentions. THEWINNIPEGFOUNDATIONLEGACYCIRCLE of your gift. 4. Your privacy and comfort are important to us. You can tell us as much or as little about your legacy Though your future gift may not be intentions as you choose, and you don’t need to tell us anything at all unless you wish. Questions about the Legacy Circle? Please contact: realized for many years, the Legacy Circle Pat Lilley, CFRE, Legacy Circle Convenor invites you to be part of The Foundation 5. We recognize that circumstances, beliefs and positions change. You do not need to tell us if you change 204.944.9474 ext. 228 (toll free: 1.877.974.3631) today. Your legacy provides for the causes your mind about a gift in your Will to The Winnipeg Foundation. [email protected] you love For Good. Forever. 6. Whether you share your plans with us, or we learn of them when we receive your legacy gift, we’ll handle your gift and your memory with the highest care, sensitivity and respect. 7. If you do choose to share your plans with us, we will do our best to keep in touch with you as often as you like, in the way you prefer, with the information you want to know. THEWINNIPEGFOUNDATION’SFIRST LEGACIES: WILLIAM ANDELIZABETH ALLOWAYAND THEWIDOW’S MITE In 1921, Winnipeg banker William Forbes Alloway established The Winnipeg Foundation as a place where citizens could work together to improve their community. With a gift of $100,000, he created CREATING EQUALOPPORTUNITIES Canada’s first community foundation, a permanent source of supporort ffoor Dr. Tyler Pearce, PhD saw from an early age charitable work. how unfair the world sometimes is, so she’s devoted her life to levelling the playing field Three years later, The Foundation received its second gift: three through her work in the charitable sector. gold coins, each worth five dollars, in an envelope marked only witthh the words ‘The Widow’s Mite.’ The gift of The Widow’s Mite Dr. Pearce is the Executive Director of demonstrates how every gift, regardless of size, makes a dierence.e. Local Investment Toward Employment, or Together, these two gifts symbolize the spirit of our community LITE, which promotes community economic foundation – that working together we can have greater impact development by supporting inner-city initiatives For Good. Forever. that build capacity and provide jobs. William Alloway and his wife Elizabeth, a philanthropist in Working in the sector, Dr. Pearce understands her own right, both left gifts in their Wills to The Winnipeg the dierence every gift makes. Foundation, becoming the first members of our Legacy LEGACY CIRCLE “I just know that the size of the gift is not what Circle. matters, it’s the actual gift.” We invite you to join them and hundreds of others who She’s included a designated gift to two charitable have provided for the future of our community. organizations that are close to her heart in her 1350-One Lombard Place estate plans. Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 0X3 Our commitment to you 204.944.9474 | 1.877.974.3631 Thank you forincluding TheWinnipegFoundation in your Will. “I hope my legacy is just a little bit of joy.” Sincethese giftscomefrom theheart, we want to thankyou foryour To those who have shared their intentions to leave a gift in their Will or estatewp plgfan,dn or.or arge considering doing so, thank you. Because legacy gifts reflect those values and beliefs closest to your heart, we promise YOUR vision and generosity by includingyou in ourLegacyCircle. you the following: Legacy 1. We understand taking care of your loved ones in your estate plans will come before your plans to give We understand that some individuals may FORGOOD. FOREVER. back to the community. not wish to be recognized publicly, so if Friends of Dalnavert Museum Fund and Elizabeth Allowayyou prefer History to keep Scholarship your plan s private you 2. We will oer you as much informationand assistance as possible when you’re consideringleaving alegacygift. are administered by The Winnipeg Foundation, whichmay provides join as an anonymous member. You official charitable tax receipts for all gifts. Your Gift Equally Supports3. We kn Twoow this is your decision, and if you choose to make a gift to The Foundation, you will make it in a THEWINNIPEG FOUNDATION need not disclose the amount or percentage way and at a time right for you. We will never pressure you to confirm your intentions. THEWINNIPEGFOUNDATIONLEGACYCIRCLE of your gift. Worthy Causes: Ways to give: q By phoning 204.944.9474 (toll-free: 1.877.974.3631) with your credit card information; 4. Your privacy and comfort are important to us. You can tell us as much or as little about your legacy q By cheque made payable to The Winnipeg Foundation andTh completingough your the fu giftture form gift below; may not be Celebrating our 1. Elizabeth Alloway History Scholarshipintentions as you choose, and you don’t need to tell us anything at all unless you wish. 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Your information is not rented, sold or shared with any third party. As a donor, your name may be listed estate plans. Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 0X3 in our publications and/or on our website, unless you advise us you prefer to remain anonymous. 204.944.9474 | 1.877.974.3631 “I hope my legacy is just a little bit of joy.” wpgfdn.org Please mail this form to: Friends of Dalnavert Museum Fund and Elizabeth Alloway History Scholarship The Winnipeg Foundation 1350 One Lombard Place Winnipeg, MB CANADA R3B 0X3 LEGACY CIRCLE

Thank you forincluding TheWinnipegFoundation in your Will. Our commitment to you Sincethese giftscomefrom theheart, we want to thankyou foryour To those who have shared their intentions to leave a gift in their Will or estate plan, or are considering doing so, thank you. Because legacy gifts reflect those values and beliefs closest to your heart, we promise YOUR vision and generosity by includingyou in ourLegacyCircle. you the following: Legacy 1. We understand taking care of your loved ones in your estate plans will come before your plans to give We understand that some individuals may FORGOOD. FOREVER. back to the community. not wish to be recognized publicly, so if you prefer to keep your plans private you 2. We will oer you as much informationand assistance as possible when you’re consideringleaving alegacygift. may join as an anonymous member. You 3. We know this is your decision, and if you choose to make a gift to The Foundation, you will make it in a THEWINNIPEG FOUNDATION need not disclose the amount or percentage way and at a time right for you. We will never pressure you to confirm your intentions. THEWINNIPEGFOUNDATIONLEGACYCIRCLE of your gift. 4. Your privacy and comfort are important to us. You can tell us as much or as little about your legacy Though your future gift may not be intentions as you choose, and you don’t need to tell us anything at all unless you wish. Questions about the Legacy Circle? Please contact: realized for many years, the Legacy Circle Pat Lilley, CFRE, Legacy Circle Convenor invites you to be part of The Foundation 5. We recognize that circumstances, beliefs and positions change. You do not need to tell us if you change 204.944.9474 ext. 228 (toll free: 1.877.974.3631) today. Your legacy provides for the causes your mind about a gift in your Will to The Winnipeg Foundation. [email protected] you love For Good. Forever. 6. Whether you share your plans with us, or we learn of them when we receive your legacy gift, we’ll handle your gift and your memory with the highest care, sensitivity and respect. 7. If you do choose to share your plans with us, we will do our best to keep in touch with you as often as you like, in the way you prefer, with the information you want to know. THEWINNIPEGFOUNDATION’SFIRST LEGACIES: WILLIAM ANDELIZABETH ALLOWAYAND THEWIDOW’S MITE In 1921, Winnipeg banker William Forbes Alloway established The Winnipeg Foundation as a place where citizens could work together to improve their community. With a gift of $100,000, he created CREATING EQUALOPPORTUNITIES Canada’s first community foundation, a permanent source of supporort ffoor Dr. Tyler Pearce, PhD saw from an early age charitable work. how unfair the world sometimes is, so she’s devoted her life to levelling the playing field Three years later, The Foundation received its second gift: three through her work in the charitable sector. gold coins, each worth five dollars, in an envelope marked only witthh the words ‘The Widow’s Mite.’ The gift of The Widow’s Mite Dr. Pearce is the Executive Director of demonstrates how every gift, regardless of size, makes a dierence.e. Local Investment Toward Employment, or Together, these two gifts symbolize the spirit of our community LITE, which promotes community economic foundation – that working together we can have greater impact development by supporting inner-city initiatives For Good. Forever. that build capacity and provide jobs. William Alloway and his wife Elizabeth, a philanthropist in Working in the sector, Dr. Pearce understands her own right, both left gifts in their Wills to The Winnipeg the dierence every gift makes. Foundation, becoming the first members of our Legacy LEGACY CIRCLE “I just know that the size of the gift is not what Circle. matters, it’s the actual gift.” We invite you to join them and hundreds of others who She’s included a designated gift to two charitable have provided for the future of our community. organizations that are close to her heart in her 1350-One Lombard Place estate plans. Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 0X3 Our commitment to you 204.944.9474 | 1.877.974.3631 Thank you forincluding TheWinnipegFoundation in your Will. “I hope my legacy is just a little bit of joy.” Sincethese giftscomefrom theheart, we want to thankyou foryour To those who have shared their intentions to leave a gift in their Will or estatewp plgfan,dn or.or arge considering doing so, thank you. Because legacy gifts reflect those values and beliefs closest to your heart, we promise YOUR vision and generosity by includingyou in ourLegacyCircle. you the following: Legacy 1. We understand taking care of your loved ones in your estate plans will come before your plans to give We understand that some individuals may FORGOOD. FOREVER. back to the community. not wish to be recognized publicly, so if you prefer to keep your plans private you 2. We will oer you as much informationand assistance as possible when you’re consideringleaving alegacygift. may join as an anonymous member. You 3. We know this is your decision, and if you choose to make a gift to The Foundation, you will make it in a THEWINNIPEG FOUNDATION need not disclose the amount or percentage way and at a time right for you. We will never pressure you to confirm your intentions. THEWINNIPEGFOUNDATIONLEGACYCIRCLE Who is Elizabeth of your gift. Elizabeth Alloway Derry Days at 4. Your privacy and comfort are important to us. You can tell us as much or as little about your legacy Alloway? Though your future gift may not be Lectures intentions as you choose, Dalnavertand you don’t need to tell us anything at all unless you wish. Questions about the Legacy Circle? Please contact: realized for many years, the Legacy Circle The wife of Winnipeg Foundation founder A series of nine public lectures focused on the time In the summer of 2021, Dalnavert Museum will Pat Lilley, CFRE, Legacy Circle Convenor invites you to be part of The Foundation 5. We recognize that circumstances, beliefs and positions change. You do not need to tell us if you change William Forbes Alloway, Elizabeth Alloway was a period, the community, and the interests of Elizabeth host a series of six teas, one in honour of Elizabeth 204.944.9474 ext. 228 (toll free: 1.877.974.3631) your mind about a gift in your Will to The Winnipeg Foundation. community-minded leader and philanthropist in her today. 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She was committed to bettering the city by like, in the way you prefer, with the information you want to know. supporting a variety of charities during her lifetime, Foundation’s Centennial Institute, starting February Guests can expect three things: THEWINNIPEGFOUNDATION’SFIRST LEGACIES: 2021. Register at dalnavertmuseum.ca with monetaryWILLIAM gifts,AN andDE withLI herZA timeBETH volunteeringALLOWA YAND THEWIDOW’S MITE 1. A round of fun (casual games) for social agencies that improved our community. Feb. 21 Carla Manfredi In 1921, Winnipeg banker William Forbes Alloway established The Winnipeg Foundation as a place 2. Tea and refreshments (with a themed dessert) William and Elizabeth Alloway lived on Assiniboine Robert Louis StephensonCREA TravelTING JournalsEQUA LOPPORTUNITIES Avenuewhere - just cia shorttizens stroll co fromuld woDalnavertrk toge andth theirer to improveWhat their comm isun Dalnavert?ity. With a gift of $100,000, he createdMar. 21 Kyle McPhail 3. A surprise! 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