The Island School Foundation Endowment


A Permanent Investment
The Island School Foundation Endowment Fund is a permanent investment in the future of The Island School. Gifts to the Endowment are invested and preserved in perpetuity - they are never spent. Instead, only the income generated from these investments is distributed annually to support The Island School. As the Endowment grows through generous contributions and prudent investment management, the annual income available to the school also grows, providing a reliable source of long-term financial support.
The Endowment Fund is designed to encourage legacy giving, allowing donors to create a lasting impact on future generations of Island School students. Legacy gifts may include bequests through wills or estates, charitable IRA distributions, gifts of appreciated assets, and other planned giving opportunities.
An endowment gift is more than a donation; it is a lasting legacy. By contributing to The Island School Foundation Endowment Fund, you help ensure the financial strength and sustainability of The Island School for generations to come. Thank you for investing in the future of our students and our island community.
Ways to Give
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the The Island School Foundation Endowment Fund?
- How does the Endowment Fund work?
- Why is the Endowment Fund important?
- What is legacy giving?
- What types of legacy gifts can I make?
- Will my gift be spent immediately?
- How does my gift make a difference?
- Who should consider making an endowment gift?
- Why should I give to the Endowment instead of making an annual gift?
- How can I learn more about making an endowment or legacy gift?
