Your will or trust
Discuss leaving a specific amount, particular assets or a percentage of your estate to FFI with your attorney.
Legacy Giving
Let your values live on.
A planned gift can help future generations experience FFI. We will work with you and your advisers to understand the legacy you want to create.
What would you like your gift to make possible?
A legacy with a person behind it
Jo Lamprey’s commitment to FFI continues through a fellowship established in her name in 2022. Its first recipient, Jessica Maye, brought her own experience and commitment to the work.
Your gift can reflect the people, places and values that matter to you.
Read Jo and Jessica’s storyAn experience worth passing on
“She always comes home excited about the people she has met and the experiences she has had. She is motivated to continue participating in all things FFI, and it has even made her more willing to engage in traditional school.”
Ways to include FFI in your plans.
A beneficiary designation
Ask your adviser about naming FFI as a beneficiary of a retirement plan, insurance policy or other eligible account.
A purpose you choose
Talk with FFI about the endowment, youth programs, a named fund or campus improvements.
Discuss your wishesFellowships: a personal legacy.
Support an alumnus’s next contribution.
Fellowships give FFI alumni time and support to develop their leadership while contributing to programs, curriculum and community projects. A named fellowship can honor a person or family and the values they want to carry forward.
Named funds begin at $50,000. The fund’s purpose and arrangements are agreed with FFI.
Discuss a fellowship fundExplore the named fellowships
These are established funds, not current vacancies.
- Bob Raiche · Established 2014
- Guy Buesing · Established 2017
- Eileen D. Foley · Established 2017
- Maxine Morse · Established 2019
- Josephine A. Lamprey · Established 2022
- Jameson French · Established 2024
- Hollis Caswell · Established 2024
- Dorothy Caswell · Established 2024
For alumni interested in a fellowship
A fellowship may involve coaching participants, developing curriculum, supporting programs, representing FFI or leading a project of your own. Named funds follow their individual purposes; alumni projects are shaped with the team.
Send your original team or program year, interests, availability and what you hope to contribute. Ask about current opportunities, eligibility, locations and covered expenses.
Contact the programs teamThe ’86 Society
If you include FFI in your estate plans, we would welcome the chance to thank you and understand your wishes. The ’86 Society recognizes those who plan a future gift to FFI. You may also remain anonymous.
Speak with SteveDetails for you and your adviser.
Friends Forever, Inc.
Known as Friends Forever International
Tax ID: 02-0482213
1 Morgan Way
Durham, NH 03824
Discuss the arrangements
Steve Martineau
steve@ff.international603 397 5301FFI’s published policy directs planned gifts to the endowment unless capital or program use is specified. Please agree your instructions with FFI and your adviser.
This information is not legal or tax advice. Your attorney, tax adviser or financial planner can help you decide what fits your circumstances.
The original guide below is retained as an archive. Ask FFI for current arrangements and investment details.
DOCUMENTS & RESOURCES
The planned giving guide.
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Planned Giving and Endowment Guide
Read or save the original FFI document.
Read this PDF on the page
A lasting commitment
Jo Lamprey’s commitment continues.
The Lamprey Fellowship connects support for FFI with opportunities for alumni to keep learning, contributing and taking responsibility.
Continue the story