Confidential Intention Form

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Personal Information

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Your Gift Intention

Please provide the following information and attach a copy of the documentation or appropriate language from your will or trust, if available. Please complete all that apply.

I/We want to support the mission of Population Connection through a planned gift as described below:

I/We have included a bequest for Population Connection in my/our will or living trust.

I/We have named Population Connection as a beneficiary of an asset:

Retirement Plan

Bank, Investment, or Other Financial Account

Life Insurance Policy

Other:

I/We have named Population Connection as a revocable beneficiary of a charitable remainder trust.

I/We have named Population Connection as an irrevocable beneficiary of a charitable remainder trust.

Approximate anticipated value of gift:

Please provide a general description of the gift provision (such as, asset to be donated if other than cash or securities, how gift is to be used, whether gift is to create an endowment, etc.):

Yes, you may include me/us in listings of planned gift donors.

Please indicate how you would like your name(s) to appear in our ZPG Society listings. (Please note the amount of your intended gift will not be published):

No, please do not include me/us in listings.

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Environmental and socioeconomic benefits

Women who have reproductive autonomy generally choose to have smaller families. This slows population growth and creates opportunities for social, economic, and environmental improvements. Slower population growth reduces pressures on natural resources, habitats, and food systems. Within the context of climate change, slowing population growth is key to achieving greenhouse gas emissions targets, and the health, education, and economic benefits afforded through family planning help reduce climate vulnerability and increase resilience for communities around the world.

Low Section Of Women Taking Water From Tubewell In Village Area Of Haryana, India

Health benefits

When women and couples have access to the resources necessary to freely and intentionally choose the number, timing, and spacing of their births, a wide variety of health benefits ensue also, including reductions in maternal mortality and morbidity, infant and child mortality, and unintended pregnancies and unsafe abortions.

People walking down main road in Jinka town, Naciones, Ethiopia, Africa

The powerful, neglected solution

Read more about how empowering women and girls to take charge of their bodies and lives is key to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals in this blog post.

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