Leaving Your Legacy: Planned Giving
There are many ways to leave your legacy through the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra. When you choose to include the KSO in your estate planning, you become a member of the Leta Snow Legacy Society. The members of our legacy society care deeply about keeping music alive in our community for future generations.

Ways you can support the Symphony in the future:
- Name the Symphony in your will (bequest) to receive a percentage or fixed amount of your remaining estate.
- Name the Symphony as owner or beneficiary of your retirement instrument or life insurance policy (existing or new policies).
- Set up a Charitable Remainder Trust so that you and your beneficiaries can receive life income payments while making a future provision for the Symphony (Unitrusts – variable income, Annuity Trusts – fixed income).
- Start a Charitable Gift Annuity, which is owned by the KSO but pays a fixed income to the donor for life.
- Participate in a Pooled Income Trust whereby the assets of several donors are combined into a single fund.
Ways you can support the Symphony in the future:
- Name the Symphony in your will (bequest) to receive a percentage or fixed amount of your remaining estate.
- Name the Symphony as owner or beneficiary of your retirement instrument or life insurance policy (existing or new policies).
- Set up a Charitable Remainder Trust so that you and your beneficiaries can receive life income payments while making a future provision for the Symphony (Unitrusts – variable income, Annuity Trusts – fixed income).
- Start a Charitable Gift Annuity, which is owned by the KSO but pays a fixed income to the donor for life.
- Participate in a Pooled Income Trust whereby the assets of several donors are combined into a single fund.
Leave a Legacy
Please contact the Symphony office at 269.349.7759 to learn more about leaving a legacy gift to the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra. Because there are many ways to make a legacy gift, we encourage you to consult your financial advisor to determine which is right for you.


