Your support of Talbot Interfaith Shelter provides Shelter, Stability, Support, and a path to Success for men, women, and children in need in our community. Without you, our neighbors would not have access to the tools and resources they need to break the cycle of poverty and homelessness and reclaim their independence. Because of you, our guests have a stable place to live, rigorous case management, assistance in navigating necessary services, and the life skills needed to build sustainable self-sufficiency.
Building your legacy through a gift to Talbot Interfaith Shelter is incredibly simple.
Contact your estate attorney and instruct him/her to add the following language to your will:
“I give, devise, and bequeath to Talbot Interfaith Shelter, Inc., PO Box 2004, Easton, MD 21601, or its successor in interest, ______________ Dollars (or _________ Percent) to be used for its general purposes.”
If you have a retirement vehicle such as an IRA or annuity, you can make TIS a beneficiary of your account. Simply contact your Financial Advisor to find out their process for updating your beneficiaries. You’ll need the contact and EIN information listed below.
If you would like TIS to be a beneficiary of your non-retirement assets, ask your Financial Advisor about Transfer on Death or Payable on Death designations.
Talbot Interfaith Shelter, Inc.
PO Box 2004
Easton, MD 21601
EIN 26-4629046
"When we started TIS, we had a vision of helping families get back on their feet. Ten years later, when I walk into Easton’s Promise and see parents and children rebuilding their lives in a homelike environment, I know that our founding vision has become a reality.
For all of these reasons, I have decided to make a gift to Talbot Interfaith Shelter in my will. It is important to me that my legacy includes the continuation of the good work being done by TIS. Poverty and homelessness in our community are problems that are not going away, and I trust the future leadership of the organization to put my money to good use in offering those in need the opportunity to work towards a brighter future."