For nearly 50 years, The WICT Network has developed women leaders across media, entertainment and technology.
By including The WICT Network in your estate plans, you can help ensure that future generations of leaders have access to the education, mentorship, and professional community that have made a lasting impact on so many careers.
A charitable bequest is one of the simplest ways to make a meaningful future gift. A bequest costs nothing during your lifetime, can be changed if your circumstances change, and allows you to leave a lasting legacy in support of The WICT Network’s mission.
Ways to Leave a Legacy
You may choose to support The WICT Network through:
- A bequest in your will or living trust
- A beneficiary designation on a retirement account
- A beneficiary designation on a life insurance policy
- A charitable gift through a donor-advised fund or other planned giving vehicle
We encourage unrestricted gifts whenever possible so that future leadership can direct your generosity to the organization’s greatest opportunities and most pressing needs.
Bequest Details
If you are considering including The WICT Network in your estate plans, you may share the following information with your attorney:
- Legal Name: Women in Cable Telecommunications (doing business as The WICT Network)
- State of Incorporation: Illinois
- Federal Tax Identification Number (EIN): 36-3814358
Sample bequest language is available upon request.
We’d Love to Talk with You
If you have already included The WICT Network in your estate plans – or if you are considering doing so – we would be honored to speak with you. Any conversations are confidential and carry no obligation. We are happy to answer questions, provide additional information, or work with you and your professional advisors.
Contact:
Laine Culbreath
EVP, Finance & Administration
202-827-4793
Thank You!
Your legacy gift is an investment in the future of The WICT Network and the generations of women leaders who will benefit from its programs, connections, and community for years to come.
The information provided on this page is for general informational purposes only and is not intended as legal, financial, or tax advice. Please consult your attorney, financial advisor, or tax professional when making estate planning decisions.
