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The Heritage Club 

Every Boys & Girls Club, large or small, can acquire planned gift commitments for their Club. A vital component of your Club’s planned giving program will be to establish a Heritage Club.

The Heritage Club is a national deferred giving society used to recognize individuals who have included a Boys & Girls Club in their estate plans through a will, beneficiary designation or other deferred giving technique. Marketing materials, pins, plaques and a national Heritage Club annual report are available through BGCA. Clubs that already have a recognition society are encouraged to identify this group as their “founding members” of The Heritage Club so that they can take full advantage of the national recognition available to their donors.

For more information regarding Planned Giving, visit our Resource Development section on www.bgca.net, our restricted website for Club professionals and volunteers.

Heritage Club Logo Black
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Heritage Club LogoHeritage Club Logo Color
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Please make sure you adhere to our Graphic Standards when using the logo shown below. Review the Staging Guidelines, Colors, and Improper Usage pages before proceeding.

BY DOWNLOADING THESE FILES, YOU AGREE TO THE TERMS OF USE.

Logos are available in the following formats (for Windows and Macintosh platforms):

  1. EPS files - vector based artwork that can be imported into various applications (created in Adobe Illustrator)
  2. TIFF files - files are 300dpi CMYK or grayscale images
  3. JPEG files - files are 300dpi RGB images (can be placed into MSWord or Powerpoint)
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