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Watchwords for Wisconsin Freemasonry And your Wisconsin Masonic Charities What are your Wisconsin Masonic Charities Wisconsin Masonic Foundation Wisconsin Masonic Home Inc Wisconsin Masonic Service and Assistance Fund ID: 489999

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“Diversity”

Watchwords for Wisconsin FreemasonryAnd your Wisconsin Masonic CharitiesSlide2

What are your Wisconsin Masonic Charities?

Wisconsin Masonic FoundationWisconsin Masonic Home,

Inc. Wisconsin Masonic Service and Assistance FundSlide3

Wisconsin Masonic Foundation

Provides for the FutureWisconsin Masonic Home Endowment Fund- provides significant dollars to the Operating Fund of the Masonic Home Quarterly.

Endowment Funds like this one, build for the future and require constant support.Slide4

Wisconsin Masonic Foundation

Supports the Education of our YouthThe Matching Grants Scholarship Program for Wisconsin Lodges is administered here.

In 2012, 77% of Wisconsin Lodges participated, awarding approximately $256,000 to graduating high school seniorsOver the course of the Program’s 35 year history, more than 8500 students have been helpedSlide5

Wisconsin Masonic Foundation

Making Wisconsin Communities SaferProvides matching grants for the purchase of health, safety & rehabilitation equipment for placement in Wisconsin communities.

This program has successfully placed Automatic External Defibrillators since 1999, and continued to promote the prevention of cardiac issues, through the CPR Anytime Program, which provides CPR training to middle school students.Slide6

Wisconsin Masonic Foundation

Showcasing Wisconsin’s Premiere AthletesThe Wisconsin Masonic Soccer Foundation, is a Fund within the Foundation, whose sole purpose is putting on the annual Masonic All-Star Soccer Game

This event promotes Masonic Philanthropy, brings together the best graduating senior soccer players in Wisconsin, and provides a Youth Soccer Camp, for disadvantage middle school studentsSlide7

Wisconsin Masonic Foundation

A Place to Leave a LegacyThe Foundation is home to XX Endowed Funds. These Funds allow individuals and Lodges the opportunity to create a vehicle which distributes annually, and is donor advised. It is a chance to do good works, while benefitting from the Foundation’s long-standing investment history.Slide8

Wisconsin Masonic Service and Assistance Fund

Working Behind the ScenesWisconsin Masonry’s oldest charity.

Providing quiet assistance to Brethren in need.Supporting the State Veteran’s Homes, by funding a meaningful visitation program.Providing disaster relief---most recently to Brethren in New Jersey, suffering the effects of Hurricane Sandy.Slide9

Wisconsin Masonic Home

what we do

Serving both Masons and non-masons alike, we provide seniors a full continuum at our Dousman Campus, as well as, independent living at MasonWoods, which is nestled

on picturesque Shawano

Lake, in the heart of the

Northwoods

in Cecil, WI.

“Lifestyle. Value. Trust”Slide10

Wisconsin Masonic Home

how we do it

We have over 280 employees serving 360 residents in a variety of living areas:

Independent apartments

& d

uplexes in Dousman and Cecil, WI

Catered Living

Memory Care

Skilled Nursing

Short-term, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation

Wellness connection Slide11

Wisconsin Masonic Home

our difference

As

a not-for-profit organization our emphasis is on programs not profits. We continually invest in our community to provide our residents the lifestyle they deserve, at a value, from people they can trust. Additionally, we

provide over $250,000 annually in direct charity

care and work with residents from all income levels.

 

First Donor, Willard Van Brunt Slide12

WE NEED YOU!

ways to give

The success of our Charities depends upon the generosity of our donors. There are numerous ways to contribute to our mission:

Cash

Mutual Funds/Stock

Jewelry

Art

Real Estate

Life Insurance

Annuities

Interest in a Business

Appreciated Property

*All gifts must be in accordance with our Gift Acceptance PolicySlide13

b

enefits to giving

Aside from the satisfaction of supporting our mission, there are other financial benefits to giving, including: Reducing income taxes

Avoiding capital gains taxes

Reducing estate taxesSlide14

a

dditional tools

Bequests from wills or trustsEmployer matching contributionsIRA’s and pension plans

Life insurance

Wisconsin Masonic Foundation donor advised fundSlide15

p

lanned giving assistance

For more information on how you can support our Wisconsin Masonic Charities please contact:

Erika Miller

Development

Officer

Wisconsin Masonic

Charities

Grand

Masonic Center

36275

Sunset Drive

Dousman, WI 53118  

262-965-2200

erikam@wisc-freemasonry.org