Some of our most dedicated supporters elect to ensure the vitality of NPR far into the future by including us in their estate plans. Gifts vary in size and scope, yet all serve a common purpose: to positively impact the future success of public radio.
Are you considering a planned gift to NPR?
To learn how you can include NPR in your estate plan, please contact the Office of Planned Giving at [email protected] or 202-513-2097.
Essential Information
NPR Tax ID #52-0907625
National Public Radio, Inc.
℅ Development, Office of Planned Giving
1111 North Capitol Street, NE
Washington, DC 20002
Suggested Bequest Language
"I bequeath ____% / $_____ to National Public Radio, Inc., Washington, DC, 20002, Tax ID 52-0907625, for its general purposes (or for a designated purpose)."
Note: The above is suggested language only. Please consult with an estate advising professional to confirm your wishes. All deferred gifts, unless specifically designated otherwise by the donor, will be used for NPR general operating activities.
Why leave a planned gift to NPR?
The foresight and support of our visionary supporters are making it possible for NPR to continue our mission for generations to come. Additionally, certain types of deferred gifts may provide current tax reductions, help avoid income tax, lower estate taxes, or provide income during the donor's lifetime.
We are so proud to share our listeners’ legacies.
Donor Recognition: Join the Joan B. Kroc Society
In honor of Joan B. Kroc, whose estate gift to NPR was the largest gift in public radio history, the Joan B. Kroc Legacy Society represents donors who have established a charitable provision for NPR in their estate plans or with a planned gift.
NPR is proud to recognize generous public radio donors with broadcast, digital, and physical recognition. Members of the society may also enjoy such benefits as:
- Invitations to regional events like Wait Wait… Don’t Tell Me in your area
- Optional annual recognition in our annual report
- Subscription to our quarterly insider e-newsletter In Focus
- Access to exclusive webinars with on-air hosts
You are eligible for inclusion in the society if you have:
- Provided for NPR in your estate
- Funded a Life Income Agreement
- Named NPR as a beneficiary of your retirement plan or life insurance policy
- And more!
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