Legacy
Leave a Legacy for the future of Texas Public Radio-Join the Gwathmey Legacy Guild.
Named for Joe Gwathmey, former TPR president and general manager, the Gwathmey Legacy Guild represents a foundation of excellence.
Including Texas Public Radio in your will or estate plans is a wonderful way to show your support and appreciation for TPR and create a lasting legacy for the future. Planned gifts help ensure that future generations enjoy the very best in public radio news, culture, commentary and music.
If you have already included Texas Public Radio in your planned giving, we would love to welcome you into our Gwathmey Legacy Guild, which includes an invitation for you and a guest to an exclusive annual VIP event. Complete our notification form HERE to be included.
Bequests and living trusts are often the simplest and most convenient type of legacy gifts that our members establish. You may choose to give a percentage of your estate or all, or part of the residual that is left after all other bequests are made.
A Few Types of Bequests to Consider
Tax ID: 74-2559514 Address: 321 W. Commerce St. San Antonio, TX 78205 For more information about estate planning, please contact your financial or legal advisors. If you wish to learn how your estate can help ensure Texas Public Radio’s future, please contact Rebecca Caven at (210) 614-8977 ext. 322 or rebecca@tpr.org.
All inquiries made to us will be handled confidentially and imply no obligation.
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