A gift to the Frankie Lemmon Foundation helps fund the extraordinary educational and therapeutic services Frankie Lemmon School offers to children with and without special needs and their families.
There are a variety of ways to make an impact!

Click HERE to make your online gift now! With Frankie Lemmon’s online giving system, it’s easy to give a one-time gift or an automatic recurring or monthly gift.


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Did you know many companies match donations made by their employees to our organization? Ask your employer if your company has a matching gift program to easily double or triple the impact of your gift!
Adding a charitable gift to your will or retirement plan is a simple act which makes a big impact. Your planned gift will keep the doors of opportunity open at Frankie Lemmon School for future generations of children, making it major philanthropy almost anyone can do.
One’s CPA, accountant, attorney or financial advisor should be part of creating your plan to make sure the choice is in your and your family’s best financial interests. Please contact [email protected] for more information. Some of the ways you can make a planned gift include:
A bequest is a gift that comes directly to Frankie Lemmon upon your passing. It is flexible and can be revised at any time to ensure your financial goals are being met. You can name Frankie Lemmon as the beneficiary for a specific amount, or for the residual of your estate after the estate expenses and specific bequests are paid.
Naming Frankie Lemmon as the beneficiary or contingent beneficiary for a percentage of your plan’s value is often a preferred asset to gift due to the tax benefits of such donations.
A donor may wish to make a contribution to the fund but also receive an income interest. Certain charitable trusts may deliver important advantages in financial and estate planning and also enable charitable gifts to the fund.
Gifts of appreciated securities and real property may provide important tax advantages to donors who have held assets for more than one year. The full fair market value of such gifts may be deductible as a charitable contribution. In the case of restricted or closely held stock, real estate or other unusual assets, the proposed gift may require an appraisal and review by the Frankie Lemmon School counsel and approval of the Frankie Lemmon School Board of Directors.
The Frankie Lemmon School may be named as the owner and beneficiary of a previously existing or new life insurance policy. The donor receives an immediate tax deduction which is generally equal to the policy’s cash surrender value. The donor may make ongoing tax-deductible gifts to ensure continuation of premium payments.