Planned Giving

Planned giving is a powerful way to create a lasting legacy of hope, opportunity, and inclusion for individuals with autism and their families. By thoughtfully preparing a future gift to Els for Autism, you help ensure that innovative programs, groundbreaking research, and life‑changing services continue to thrive for generations. Your commitment today becomes a beacon for tomorrow, supporting a world where every person with autism can reach their full potential.

Els for Autism Foundation Inc. is the entity to which we ask that all donations be made. It exclusively supports Els for Autism organization. The tax identification number for Els for Autism Foundation Inc., is (EIN #26-3520396).

Note: As you consider any charitable gift plan, please consult with your tax or financial advisor to determine the tax/financial implications for you and your family. Els for Autism Foundation, Inc. does not provide legal or tax advice. This communication (including any attachments) is not intended or written to be used, and cannot be used, for the purpose of avoiding tax-related penalties.

Testimonial: “Our inspiration is our son, Andrew. Els for Autism has transformed his life in countless positive ways, and we wanted to ensure that other families can continue to benefit from these programs and services for generations to come.

As parents of a child with autism, we understand the constant concern about ensuring enough resources will be available to support our loved one for life. Partnering with the right advisor can provide peace of mind, helping families feel secure that their child is cared for while also supporting the organizations that made such a meaningful difference in their child’s life.”

— Pamela Minelli, Els for Autism Board Member, and Richard Busto

Statement of Intent Form

Planned Giving One-Pager

Giving Through Your Estate

Naming Els for Autism in your will, living trust, retirement plan, or other estate plan is a simple way to make a meaningful contribution to the organization.

Click here to learn more about bequests and beneficiary designations.