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  • Your Jewish Legacy. Their Jewish Future.

    What will your Jewish legacy be?

    Every Jewish child who discovers the beauty of Shabbat. Every family that finds a welcoming Jewish home. Every mitzvah performed, every tradition passed down, and every Jewish soul inspired.

    These are the moments that build our future.

    At Chabad of Kirkland, we believe that Jewish life should be vibrant, accessible, and meaningful for every Jew, today and for generations to come.

    By remembering Chabad of Kirkland in your will, trust, or other estate plans, you can help ensure that the warmth and light of Jewish life continue to shine in our community long into the future.

    You don't need to be wealthy to leave a lasting legacy. A gift of any size can make a meaningful difference, while allowing you to care for your loved ones and honor what matters most to you.

    Together, we can build a Jewish future that lasts.

    Explore Your Legacy Options | Have a Confidential Conversation

  • I would like to request a meeting with Rabbi Chaim S. Rivkin in regards of Planned Giving to Chabad

  • This is your moment to hold hands across the generations. This is your moment to ensure a Jewish future that is spiritual and meaningful. This is your moment to leave a Jewish legacy.

    Planned Giving builds Judaism where it is needed most, in your local community. From preschool to day school, visiting the sick or comforting the poor, this is your moment to make a difference. Join with us through the loving act of planned giving by leading your community to a strong and vibrant future.

    This is your Moment.
     

    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

    WHY SHOULD I REMEMBER CHABAD OF KIRKLAND IN MY WILL?

    You care deeply about Jewish continuity and want to see Judaism flourish in your community. Chabad of Kirkland is serving our local community today and will continue to serve generations into the future.

    I AM NOT WEALTHY, WILL MY GIFT MAKE A DIFFERENCE?

    Yes, every gift is important. Leaving a bequest to Chabad of Kirkland is your opportunity to take care of your family and create a meaningful Jewish legacy.

    WHAT IS A BEQUEST?

    A bequest is a gift of property or assets left to Chabad of Kirkland in your will. A bequest can be established as either a percentage of your estate or a fixed sum. Every bequest to Chabad of Kirkland is a powerful expression of faith and goodwill in the future of our Jewish community.

    HOW CAN MY MONEY WORK FOR ME IN MY LIFETIME?

    A charitable gift annuity is one of the most popular ways to help Chabad of Kirkland and receive income during your lifetime. For example, you can set up a gift annuity and receive a guaranteed payment far above market rates. The current rate for an 80 year old single life term is 6.8% percent.

    HOW CAN LIFE INSURANCE BENEFIT CHABAD?

    You can make a substantial Jewish legacy gift to Chabad of Kirkland through designating Chabad of Kirkland Inc. as the named beneficiary of your existing life insurance policy. This gift can, in some circumstances, be far greater than anything you could donate during your lifetime.

    WHAT IF AM READY TO REMEMBER CHABAD OF KIRKLAND IN MY ESTATE PLAN?

    We would be honored to enroll you in the Jewish Legacy Society. Please take a moment and contact us for a confidential consultation. Informing Chabad of Kirkland about your intentions allows us to plan appropriately for the future. Thank you in advance for this generous contribution.

    BEQUESTS 
    Bequests can be a major source of funds for Chabad of Kirkland. Your testamentary charitable bequest ensures that your support of Chabad of Kirkland will continue in perpetuity. It is possible to designate a special purpose or program for your bequest, keep in mind, the specific needs of the Center may change depending on the future state of world events. Therefore, it is preferable to authorize the Center to use the bequest for its general charitable purposes in the event the designated use is determined to be inapplicable.

    There are many types of Bequests:
    Outright Bequest - The Chabad of Kirkland is given a specific dollar amount or a specific asset, such as securities or marketable real estate.
    Residuary Bequest - The Chabad of Kirkland is given all or a percentage of the remainder of the estate after payment of all expenses of the estate and any other specific amounts bequeathed to other beneficiaries of the will.
    Testamentary Trust - You may provide for income to be paid from the trust to a designated beneficiary, and after that individual's lifetime all or part of the principal passes to the Center.
    Contingent Bequest - You may have family and friends for whom you feel a responsibility and choose to provide for them first in your will. The Center is given a bequest only if the designated beneficiarie(s) predecease you.

    The provisions in your will or revocable living trust for leaving a charitable bequest to the Chabad of Kirkland will depend upon the type of gift and your unique circumstances. We hope these sample bequest clauses will be helpful to your attorney.
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    Unrestricted General Legacy (Outright Bequest) I bequeath to the Chabad  of Kirkland not for profit corporation, the sum of ($________) DOLLARS for its general charitable purposes.

    Bequest for Specific Purpose I bequeath to the Chabad of Kirkland a not for profit corporation, the sum of ($________) DOLLARS [OR] a percentage (%________) of my residual estate to be used for the Chabad of Kirkland Jewish [insert specific purpose designation]*. If in the opinion of the Board of Directors, the purposes of the Chabad of Kirkland would be better served by using the income or principal, or both, for the Chabad of Kirkland general purposes, the income or principal, or both may be so used.

    Bequest for Specific Purpose by Endowment I bequeath to the Chabad of Kirkland not for profit corporation, the sum of ($________)DOLLARS [OR] a percentage(%________) of my residual estate to establish an endowment fund bearing the name of________________ . The net income therefrom shall be used for the benefit of the Chabad of Kirkland [insert specific purpose designation]*. If, in the opinion of the Board of Directors, the purposes of the Chabad of Kirkland designated program would be better served by using the income and principal of the fund, they may have the discretion to do so    .

  • LIFE INSURANCE 

    We are grateful to those who choose to work with Chabad of Kirkland, ensuring Jewish continuity. The multiplier effect of life insurance is an outstanding strategy to help the Jewish community far beyond your personal finances.

    A charitable gift of life insurance is a pioneering way to deliver a legacy gift to Chabad of Kirkland. There are several ways to donate life insurance.
    How Life Insurance works:
    • You may contribute a new or existing policy by transferring the policy to Chabad of Kirkland.
    • You name Chabad of Kirkland as the owner and beneficiary of the policy.
    • There are substantial benefits to both you and our center.
    • The premium payments will provide you with an income tax deduction.
    • The endowed gift to our center will be substantially larger than the amount used to fund the insurance policy.
    • The insurance policy proceeds pass directly to Chabad of Kirkland outside of your estate and are not subject to probate or estate taxation.
    • Gifts of life insurance are extremely affordable for younger donors, allowing them the opportunity to make sizable gifts.

    • This is a wonderful opportunity for young leaders to make a defining statement about the Jewish future.
    Always speak with a professional before making any decisions. For more information please contact us.


    CHARITABLE TRUST

    There are various ways to set up a trust. Each one will serve a different purpose.
    Charitable Remainder Trust
    A charitable remainder trust is a highly recommended estate planning tool that allows you to donate your assets to Chabad of Kirkland while providing an income stream to you and your family. A charitable remainder trust has significant tax advantages for your children and beneficiaries during your lifetime.
    Here’s how a Charitable Remainder Trust can work for you:

    • Appreciated real estate or securities are often an excellent asset to place in a charitable remainder trust.
    • You establish a remainder trust that provides income payments to you or your family.
    • A charitable remainder trust will, in most cases, reduce your estate taxes.
    • After your passing, the assets are given to Chabad of Kirkland.
    • This is a significant and important way to leave a meaningful Jewish legacy.

    Charitable Lead Trust
    A charitable lead trust can be an effective estate planning tool to transfer the assets to your heirs with significant tax advantages, while making a meaningful gift to the Chabad of Kirkland.
    How Charitable Trusts can work for you:

    • You can establish a lead trust that will make income payments to Chabad of Kirkland for a predetermined number of years.
    • After the trust term ends, the assets are distributed to you or your family.
    • This is an outstanding way to give charity today, eventually leaving the asset to your heirs.
    • Appreciated real estate is often an excellent asset to place in a charitable trust.

    Retained Life Estate
    A retained life estate is a strategy that allows you to donate a home to Chabad of Kirkland while retaining the right to live in it for the rest of your life.

    • You deed your home to Chabad of Kirkland, but retain the right to live there for the rest of your life.
    • You continue to live on your property for as long as you want and are responsible for the expenses: maintenance fees, insurance, property taxes, repairs, etc.
    • When you pass, the property is transferred to Chabad of Kirkland.
    • You are able to receive a substantial tax deduction.
    • You benefit by knowing your property or vacation home will ensure a Jewish legacy.

    If you are considering a charitable lead trust or a retained life estate, or for any information on planned giving, please contact us.

  • RETIREMENT PLANS

    You may wish to designate the Chabad of Kirkland as a beneficiary of your retirement plan. IRA's, 401k's, Keogh Plans and others are subject to both estate and income taxes. Consider designating Chabad as a beneficiary. This outstanding gesture gives the Jewish community a substantial donation at a minimum cost to your family.
    How to Designate Chabad as a Retirement Plan:
    • Request a beneficiary change form from your retirement plan administrator and designate Chabad as the beneficiary.
    • Designate Chabad as the beneficiary of your retirement plan.
    • This gift avoids both income and federal taxes.
    • This type of gift is easy and can be done at no cost.
    • You can continue to take withdrawals during your lifetime.
    • You can always change your beneficiary if circumstances change.

    • Avoid the low payout of some IRAs, which sometimes pay your children 30 cents on the dollar, with a generous donation to our Chabad of Kirkland.
    • Chabad will receive 100 percent of your gift to encourage Jewish continuity.
    Allow us to work with you, your family, and if desired, your financial advisor to develop the most personalized strategy for your goals.
    For more information, contact us.


    CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITY
    The Charitable Gift Annuity is an agreement between you and Chabad of Kirkland Inc. to pay you or your designated beneficiary, a fixed annuity for life. A CGA can be funded with cash, stock, and in most cases real estate. The payments vary according to the age of the individual. You can enjoy significant tax benefits while providing a legacy gift to Chabad of Kirkland.
    Below are the current rates from the American Gift Annuity Council for a single life term.
    Age 65- Rate 4.7
    Age 70 - Rate 5.1
    Age 75 - Rate 5.8
    Age 80 - Rate 6.8
    Age 85 - Rate 7.8
    Age 90+ - Rate 9.0

    How can a Charitable Gift Annuity work for you?
    • A charitable gift annuity to Chabad of Kirkland will pay a fixed payment for life.
    • Receive a guaranteed income stream for life far above market rates.
    • A CGA is the easiest gift that will benefit both you and Chabad of Kirkland.
    • The remainder of your gift will go towards our institution after the donors passing.
    • You can donate appreciated stock to fund the annuity.
    • A portion of the income stream is Tax Free.
    • A Gift Annuity is Irrevocable.
    • A Charitable Gift Annuity is a wonderful vehicle to leave a legacy to the Jewish people.
    Allow us to work with you, your family, and if desired your financial adviser, to develop the most personalized strategy for your goals.
    For more information, contact us.

  • ADVISOR INFORMATION 
    We are always happy to provide detailed information, including any bequest language, for attorneys or other advisors regarding Legacy gifts to Chabad of Kirkland Inc.

    We welcome the opportunity to assist you, as you work with your clients to address their charitable goals. We also encourage our prospective donors to consult with their advisors and family when they are considering a planned gift to Chabad of Kirkland. 

    Please Contact us - We're here to help!
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    Chabad of Kirkland federal Tax ID number is 81-4575781 
    Chabad of Kirkland full legal name is Chabad of Kirkland Inc.
     

    Important for Estate Lawyers & Financial Professionals:

    Chabad - Lubavitch is blessed to have many centers operating throughout the world and in Washington State. While supervised by headquarters, each center is financially independent. Please make sure that your clients Legacy Gift are properly worded to benefit Chabad of Kirkland Inc.

     

  • Your Jewish Legacy. Their Jewish Future.

    The light you kindle today can illuminate Jewish lives for generations.

    Imagine a grandfather helping his grandchild light the Chanukah menorah. A young child proudly reciting the Shema. A family gathering around the Shabbat table, continuing traditions passed down for thousands of years.

    These are the moments that connect our past, present, and future.

    Our Jewish heritage has survived and flourished because each generation has accepted the responsibility of passing it on to the next.

    At Chabad of Kirkland, we work every day to strengthen that sacred connection, creating opportunities for Jewish learning, celebration, friendship, and belonging.

    By including Chabad of Kirkland in your will or estate plans, you can help ensure that Jewish life continues to shine brightly in our community for generations to come.

    A legacy gift is more than a donation. It is a lasting expression of your Jewish values, your commitment to our community, and your belief in the future of the Jewish people.

    You do not need to be wealthy to leave a meaningful legacy.

    You simply need to care about the Jewish future.

    01. Why Your Legacy Matters

    What we pass on is what lives on.

    Every generation inherits something precious from those who came before it.

    Our parents and grandparents passed down Jewish traditions, values, and a deep connection to our people. Through their dedication and sacrifice, Jewish life continues to thrive.

    Today, we have the opportunity and the privilege to do the same.

    When you remember Chabad of Kirkland in your estate plans, you are helping ensure that future generations will have access to the same warmth, inspiration, and sense of Jewish belonging that we cherish today.

    Your gift can help sustain a welcoming Jewish home where every person, regardless of background, knowledge, or affiliation, can experience the beauty of Judaism.

    It can help children discover their heritage, families celebrate meaningful traditions, and individuals find strength and connection through Jewish life.

    Your legacy is not simply what you leave behind. It is what you make possible for those who come after you.

    A gift that continues giving.

    Unlike a one-time contribution, a legacy gift allows your commitment to Jewish life to extend beyond your lifetime.

    Your generosity can become part of the foundation upon which future Jewish experiences are built.

    Years from now, a child may discover the joy of Chanukah, a family may experience their first Shabbat dinner, or someone may find a meaningful connection to their Jewish identity.

    You may never meet them, but your legacy can help make those moments possible.

    02. Your Legacy in Action

    Building a stronger Jewish tomorrow.

    A legacy gift to Chabad of Kirkland helps strengthen the future of Jewish life in our community.

    Your generosity can support the programs, relationships, and experiences that connect Jewish people to their heritage and to one another.

    Jewish Education for the Next Generation

    Every Jewish child deserves the opportunity to discover the beauty and meaning of their heritage.

    Your legacy can help make Jewish learning accessible, engaging, and meaningful, giving children the knowledge, confidence, and pride to carry their traditions forward.

    From learning about the Jewish holidays to understanding the importance of Mitzvot, these experiences can shape a lifetime of Jewish identity.

    Shabbat and Jewish Holiday Celebrations

    The warmth of Shabbat, the joy of Chanukah, the inspiration of the High Holidays, and the traditions of Passover create memories that stay with us throughout our lives.

    Your legacy can help ensure that families and individuals continue to have opportunities to celebrate these special moments together.

    A Welcoming Jewish Community

    For some, Chabad is where they first discover their Jewish identity.

    For others, it is where they reconnect with traditions they remember from childhood.

    And for many, it is simply a place where they feel at home.

    Your legacy can help Chabad of Kirkland remain a welcoming center of Jewish warmth, friendship, learning, and connection.

    Caring for Every Jewish Soul

    Jewish community is about more than programs and celebrations.

    It is about being there for one another through life's joys, challenges, and milestones.

    Your legacy can help sustain a community where people are welcomed, supported, and inspired.

    The impact of your gift will not be measured only in dollars, but in Jewish lives touched, traditions strengthened, and generations inspired.

    03. Simple Ways to Leave a Legacy

    Your Jewish legacy can begin with one simple decision.

    Leaving a legacy gift does not have to be complicated.

    There are several ways to include Chabad of Kirkland in your financial or estate plans while continuing to care for the people and causes most important to you.

    You can choose the option that best reflects your personal circumstances, family responsibilities, and charitable goals.

    Option 1: Include Chabad of Kirkland in Your Will or Living Trust

    One of the easiest and most popular ways to leave a lasting Jewish legacy is to remember Chabad of Kirkland in your will or revocable living trust.

    You may choose to leave:

    • A specific amount: A fixed dollar amount designated for Chabad of Kirkland.

    • A percentage of your estate: A portion of your estate, allowing your gift to adjust with the value of your assets.

    • A residual gift: All or part of what remains after your loved ones and other obligations have been provided for.

    • A contingent gift: A gift that takes effect only if certain beneficiaries are unable to inherit.

    Why consider a gift through your will?

    • You can provide for your family first.

    • You generally retain control of your assets during your lifetime.

    • A revocable will or trust can generally be updated if your circumstances change.

    • Your gift can be as large or as modest as you choose.

    • You can create a lasting Jewish legacy without making an immediate donation.

    For many families, this is a straightforward way to express their values and commitment to Jewish continuity.

    Option 2: Name Chabad as a Beneficiary

    Another convenient way to leave a legacy is to name Chabad of Kirkland as a beneficiary of certain financial accounts or policies.

    These may include:

    Retirement accounts

    You may be able to name Chabad of Kirkland as a beneficiary of an IRA, 401(k), or other qualifying retirement plan.

    Depending on your circumstances, retirement assets can offer particular charitable planning advantages because distributions to individual beneficiaries may be subject to income taxes.

    Life insurance

    You may choose to name Chabad of Kirkland as a beneficiary of an existing or a new life insurance policy.

    This can allow you to create a meaningful future gift while maintaining the policy during your lifetime.

    Other eligible financial accounts

    Some financial institutions allow charitable organizations to be named as beneficiaries through payable-on-death or transfer-on-death arrangements, depending on the account and applicable law.

    Why consider a beneficiary designation?

    • The process may be as simple as completing a form.

    • You can designate a percentage rather than the entire account.

    • Many beneficiary designations can be changed later.

    • The gift generally does not require an immediate charitable payment.

    • You can create a future gift while maintaining access to eligible assets during your lifetime.

    Your plan administrator or financial institution can explain the requirements for your particular account.

    Option 3: Explore Additional Planned-Giving Opportunities

    For donors with particular financial, estate-planning, or charitable goals, other giving arrangements may be worth exploring.

    These can include:

    Charitable Remainder Trusts

    Certain charitable remainder trusts can provide payments to designated beneficiaries for a period of time, with the remaining assets eventually benefiting charitable organizations.

    Charitable Lead Trusts

    These trusts may provide payments to a charitable organization for a specified period, after which remaining assets pass to designated beneficiaries.

    Gifts of Real Estate

    In appropriate circumstances, real estate may be considered as part of a planned gift. Some arrangements, such as a retained life estate, can allow a donor to transfer a qualifying residence while retaining the right to live there for life.

    Charitable Gift Annuities

    Where an appropriately authorized arrangement is available, a charitable gift annuity may provide fixed payments to one or more beneficiaries in exchange for an irrevocable charitable gift.

    These arrangements can involve significant legal, financial, administrative, and tax considerations and are not appropriate for everyone.

    Chabad of Kirkland can discuss your charitable intentions and help you determine what organizational information your professional advisors may need. The availability and acceptance of any particular gift arrangement must be confirmed.

    The most meaningful legacy is one that reflects your values and works for your family.

    04. Frequently Asked Questions

    Do I need to be wealthy to leave a legacy gift?

    Absolutely not.

    Legacy giving is not reserved for the wealthy.

    A meaningful legacy can be created through a modest gift, a percentage of an estate, or a beneficiary designation.

    What matters most is your desire to help ensure the future of Jewish life.

    Shouldn't I provide for my children and family first?

    Of course.

    Your family and loved ones are an important part of your legacy.

    Many donors choose to provide for their families first and designate only a portion of their remaining estate for charitable purposes.

    A legacy gift should complement your family responsibilities, not compete with them.

    Will making a legacy commitment affect my finances today?

    Not necessarily.

    For example, a gift made through a revocable will generally does not require you to transfer money or property to Chabad during your lifetime.

    You can continue using your assets as you normally would.

    Other types of planned gifts may involve immediate transfers or different financial obligations.

    Can I change my mind later?

    In many cases, yes.

    Bequests through revocable wills or trusts and many beneficiary designations can generally be changed as your needs and circumstances evolve.

    Some other planned-giving arrangements are irrevocable, so it is important to understand the terms before making a commitment.

    Can I choose how my legacy gift will be used?

    You may express a preference for supporting a particular program or area of Jewish life.

    However, because community needs may change over time, unrestricted gifts can provide valuable flexibility to address the most important needs of future generations.

    If you have a particular purpose in mind, we encourage you to speak with us before finalizing your plans so we can discuss whether your wishes can be fulfilled.

    Can I make a gift in memory or honor of someone special?

    A legacy gift can be a meaningful way to honor the memory of a parent, grandparent, spouse, or another loved one.

    It can also celebrate your family's connection to Jewish tradition and help carry cherished values into the future.

    Please contact us to discuss any recognition or dedication you have in mind.

    Is my legacy commitment confidential?

    Yes. We respect the personal nature of estate planning.

    You are not required to disclose your intentions to us.

    If you choose to share your plans, we will respect your wishes regarding privacy and public recognition.

    Do I have to notify Chabad if I include it in my will?

    No.

    However, letting us know gives us an opportunity to thank you personally, understand your charitable intentions, and help ensure that your wishes can be honored.

    There is no obligation to disclose the value of your gift.

    Can I receive tax benefits from a planned gift?

    Certain planned gifts may provide charitable tax benefits, depending on the type of gift, applicable law, and your individual circumstances.

    Because tax rules can be complex and change over time, we encourage you to consult your attorney, accountant, or financial advisor.

    How do I get started?

    A conversation is a wonderful first step.

    You can speak with Rabbi Chaim S. Rivkin about your hopes for the Jewish future, request information for your attorney, or simply explore the possibilities.

    There is no pressure and no obligation.

    05. Information for Your Attorney or Financial Advisor

    Helping you put your wishes into action.

    If you are considering including Chabad of Kirkland in your estate plans, the following information may be helpful to you and your professional advisors.

    Full Legal Name: Chabad of Kirkland Inc.

    Federal Tax Identification Number (EIN): 81-4575781

    Organization: Chabad of Kirkland

    Important Information for Estate Planning

    Chabad-Lubavitch has many centers throughout the world, including several in Washington State.

    Each local Chabad center is financially independent.

    To ensure that your intended gift benefits the Jewish community served by Chabad of Kirkland, it is important that your estate documents correctly identify:

    Chabad of Kirkland Inc.

    Using the correct legal name and tax identification number can help avoid confusion with other Chabad organizations.

    Sample Language for a Charitable Bequest

    Your attorney may find the following illustrative language helpful when preparing your estate documents.

    Specific Dollar Amount

    "I give the sum of $________ to Chabad of Kirkland Inc., Federal Tax ID 81-4575781, for its general charitable purposes."

    Percentage of Estate

    "I give ______ percent of my residuary estate to Chabad of Kirkland Inc., Federal Tax ID 81-4575781, for its general charitable purposes."

    Residual Bequest

    "I give all [or ______ percent] of the rest, residue, and remainder of my estate to Chabad of Kirkland Inc., Federal Tax ID 81-4575781, for its general charitable purposes."

    A Gift for a Specific Purpose

    If you would like your gift to support a particular program or initiative, we encourage you to contact Chabad of Kirkland before finalizing your documents.

    Your attorney can help prepare language that reflects your wishes while providing appropriate flexibility if circumstances change in the future.

    These examples are provided for general informational purposes only and are not legal advice. All bequest language should be reviewed and adapted by your qualified estate-planning attorney.

    Working With Professional Advisors

    We welcome inquiries from attorneys, accountants, financial planners, and other professionals assisting individuals and families with charitable estate planning.

    We would be pleased to provide organizational information and discuss the charitable purposes of a proposed gift.

    06. Let's Talk About Your Legacy

    A personal invitation from Rabbi Chaim S. Rivkin

    Dear Friend,

    There is something deeply beautiful about the Jewish tradition of passing our heritage from one generation to the next.

    When a grandfather helps his grandchild light the Chanukah menorah, when a family gathers around the Shabbat table, or when a young child discovers the joy of a mitzvah, we see the extraordinary power of Jewish continuity.

    These moments remind us that Judaism is not simply something we inherit. It is something we nurture, celebrate, and pass forward.

    At Chabad of Kirkland, it is our privilege to help create these experiences every day.

    And it is only possible because of caring individuals who believe that every Jew deserves a connection to their heritage.

    As you consider the legacy you wish to leave behind, I invite you to think about the Jewish future you can help create.

    Imagine knowing that, because of your generosity, children will continue learning about their Jewish identity, families will continue celebrating Shabbat and the holidays, and Jewish life will continue growing in our community.

    What greater legacy can we leave than helping ensure that the light of Judaism continues to shine?

    Including Chabad of Kirkland in your will or estate plans is a meaningful way to express your values and help secure that future.

    Whether your gift is large or small, it represents something priceless: your commitment to the continuity of the Jewish people.

    I would be honored to speak with you personally, hear what matters most to you, and explore how your wishes can help strengthen Jewish life for generations to come.

    There is no obligation and no pressure–just a warm and confidential conversation about the future we can help build together.

    With warm wishes and appreciation,

    Rabbi Chaim S. Rivkin
    Chabad of Kirkland

    Begin Your Legacy Conversation

    Whether you are ready to include Chabad of Kirkland in your estate plans or are simply exploring the idea, we would be happy to speak with you.

    Request a Confidential Conversation

    Request Information for My Attorney

    Let Us Know About an Existing Legacy Gift

    Your inquiry is confidential and carries no obligation.

    The Light You Kindle Today Can Shine Forever.

    The greatest legacy is not only what we leave behind, but the values, traditions, and inspiration that continue because of us.

    Your Jewish Legacy. Their Jewish Future.

    Together, we can help ensure that Jewish life in our community continues to flourish for generations to come.

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