The Robinson Foundation is indeed fortunate, thanks to the generosity and foresight of Anne E. Robinson, to have a modest endowment behind our work.  To enhance our programs and effectiveness, however, we need to expand our financial resources.

Many people believe that only wealthy individuals can contribute significantly to a charity’s endowment.  But as Anne Robinson’s example shows, many people from modest backgrounds have made substantial financial contributions to causes dear to their hearts.

By speaking with a financial advisor or attorney, you may discover ways that you could help build the Robinson Foundation endowment.  Possibilities include transferring an IRA, donating appreciated securities, or adding the Foundation as a beneficiary to a life insurance policy.  Including the Foundation as a beneficiary in your will is another way to make sure that the wildlife and wild places you care about in your community will continue to be enjoyed by future generations.