Support SEL with a Tax-Deductible Contribution
If you're in a position to do so, please consider a donation to Singing Eagle Lodge. You may designate that your contribution go either to the 'Scholarship Fund' (financial aid to campers whose parents can’t pay the full tuition) or 'General Fund' (money used where most needed, which could include staff salaries, supplies, etc., as well as scholarships).
Singing Eagle Lodge is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Gifts are tax-deductible, and one hundred percent of your donation will be used as you designate.
HOW TO CONTRIBUTE:
CREDIT CARD / PAYPAL: [email protected]
Singing Eagle Lodge is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Gifts are tax-deductible, and one hundred percent of your donation will be used as you designate.
HOW TO CONTRIBUTE:
CREDIT CARD / PAYPAL: [email protected]
VENMO: @SingingEagleLodge
BY CHECK: Checks should be payable to Singing Eagle Lodge, and mailed to:
Susan Kemp
Singing Eagle Lodge
1104 Wisteria Way
Wayland, MA 01778
ONLINE: Click the button below to make an online donation through CampMinder. It is necessary to set up an account or log in to CampMinder before accessing the donation page.
BY CHECK: Checks should be payable to Singing Eagle Lodge, and mailed to:
Susan Kemp
Singing Eagle Lodge
1104 Wisteria Way
Wayland, MA 01778
ONLINE: Click the button below to make an online donation through CampMinder. It is necessary to set up an account or log in to CampMinder before accessing the donation page.
If you send a check, or use PayPal or Venmo, please give us your full name and mailing address, and let us know if you’d like your contribution to go to the 'Scholarship Fund', or the 'General Fund'. You can also let us know if your contribution is in memory or in honor of someone special.
Thank you for helping us ensure the Lodge lives on, forever.
DONATE THROUGH Planned giving
Planned Gifts greatly strengthen our ability to bring the SEL experience to future generations of campers. The Singing Eagle Legacy Circle honors those who support SEL through Planned Giving.
What are the benefits of planned giving?
A Planned Gift to SEL makes it possible to:
How can I donate through planned giving?
Planned gifts such as bequests and retirement fund or life insurance beneficiary designations are among the options you may wish to consider.
What are the benefits of planned giving?
A Planned Gift to SEL makes it possible to:
- Leave a legacy of support for SEL that lasts beyond your lifetime.
- Give a special gift that will strengthen an organization you love.
How can I donate through planned giving?
Planned gifts such as bequests and retirement fund or life insurance beneficiary designations are among the options you may wish to consider.
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Bequest Through Your Will or Estate Plan:
The following is suggested language for consideration by you and your legal advisor to support SEL: “I give (__ dollars) or (__) percent of the rest, residue and remainder of my estate to SEL a tax-deductible organization for its general purposes.” Is SEL already in your will or estate plan? If so, please let us know. If you prefer to remain anonymous, you may, of course, do so. |
Naming SEL as a Beneficiary of an IRA, Retirement Fund, or Life Insurance Policy:
For those who choose to make SEL a beneficiary of an IRA or other retirement fund, the process can be very straightforward. In most cases, a simple beneficiary designation form can be filled out and submitted to the fund. Please use the following for SEL’s name, address, and nonprofit Tax ID number: Singing Eagle Lodge P.O. Box 581908 Minneapolis, MN 55458-1908 EIN/Tax I.D: 20-416-5472 |
Meet some singing eagle lodge legacy members
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Richard and Kathy Fields Richard and Kathy Fields are longtime supporters of SEL. They often speak of the special joy of visiting camp and witnessing the tremendous positive impact it has on young girls’ lives. Their daughter, Ali Fields, has been coming to SEL since she was 11 years old. Dick was also a member of the SEL Board for many years. Dick wrote an article in the 2024 Eaglet urging members of the SEL community to put Singing Eagle in their estate plans. He and Kathy see their own inclusion of SEL in their estate plan as “an opportunity to welcome wonderful SEL campers…in years to come.” Pam and Jim Finney Pam and Jim Finney have been beloved SEL councillors since the 1950’s. They were integral to the founding of the new Lodge in 1975. Their devotion, joy, and love have inspired many generations of Eaglets. Pam and Jim put SEL in their wills. Pam says, “Of course we put Singing Eagle in our wills. Who wouldn’t want to help it continue and express the love we’ve felt for so many years?” Jim adds, “What better way to give to the future and honor the past?” |
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