Planned Giving

The Bishop Benjamin Moore Circle recognizes those who have chosen to support our work by including St. George's Society of New York in their estate plans or through other legacy gifts.

Planned gifts, including bequests, create an extraordinary opportunity to provide the much-needed resources that will enable SGSNY to serve our community now and well into the future.

If you have already included SGSNY in your plans, we would be honored to include you as a member of the Bishop Benjamin Moore Circle. You always have the option to be included as an anonymous member.

For more information on legacy gifts and to access our free Estate Planning Guide, visit our Legacy Gifts site.

Joining the Bishop Benjamin Moore Circle is easy – you can make St. George's Society of New York a beneficiary in your will, retirement plan, life insurance, trusts, or other estate planning vehicles. BBMC members receive special recognition, as well as invitations to donor events and programs. If you are already a member, thank you. If not, please consider joining today.

St. George's Society of New York a 501(c)3 organization | Federal Tax Identification #23-7426425 Please note: this is not legal advice. Any prospective donor should seek the advice of a qualified estate and/or tax professional to determine the financial consequences of their gift

Bishop Benjamin Moore Circle

We gratefully acknowledge those who have generously remembered the Society as a part of their estate plans.

 

Harold E. Abott*
Margaret Bell*
Ralph Bell*
Charlotte M.F. Bentley*
Geoffrey N. Bradfield
Pauline Brooks
Maurice G. Burnett*
Robert Peyton Burnett OBE*
John Calvert*
William E. Carnaghan*
Carol Chetrick, LCSW
Arthur R. Clapham*
Janice C. Coleman
Robert Compton*
Elizabeth E. Cooke*
John K. Copelin*
R. Leroy Corbett*
Simon Cunningham*
Andrew Curtis
Rafaela Yvonne Desmares*
Jeff and Vicki Downey
Anne S. Duffy*
David Drinkwater
Marguerite Eckert*

Megan Elder *
Alfred E. Everett*
Peter M. Felix CBE
Minnie E. Gitsham*
J. Scott Glascock*
Sandra Grassby CSW
Lieselotte Hales-Coleman*
Alice Hare*
Gertrude M. Hartrath*
Bruce F.E. Harvey OBE*
Eldon Harvey*
John C. Harvey
Andrew M. Hay, CBE *
Geoffrey B. Hutchings*
Rodney N.M. Johnson MBE
Edith Kallir*
Charles B. Langley*
George L. Larned*
Lionel V. Longhurst*
William N. MacLeod*
Michael C. May
Norah McKegg*
Frank E. Morgan II

Claire Moynihan*
Frank B. Powell*
Natalie T. Pray
Peter L. Raven MBE
Walter B. Redman*
Edward N. Rogers*
Roger M.L. Schmitt
Patricia Schofield*
Brigadier Edwin Seymour-Bell*
Richard Sexton MBE
Wendy J. Shadwell*
John McC. Shannon
William J. Shepherd
Ellsworth G. Stanton III MBE*
Herbert Renells Stevens*
Victor E. Stewart
Stephen J. Storen
Elsa M. Stout*
Robert and Pattie Titley
Colton P. Wagner MBE*
Marc Walby
Norman C. Williams OBE*
Albert E. Woodley*
*Estate

 
The Rt. Rev. Benjamin Moore (1748–1816), the 2nd Episcopal Bishop of New York, was elected a member of the Society in 1787 and established the Society’s first Charity Committee.

NEED MORE INFORMATION?

If you have questions about the Bishop Benjamin Moore Circle or including SGSNY in your estate plans, please contact please contact our team at hello@stgeorgessociety.org.