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Friends of Mono Lake Forever
The legacy society of the Mono Lake Committee
Your generous gifts have helped restore and protect one of California's great natural wonders, Mono Lake. You can also help ensure that it will remain protected for generations to come by including the Mono Lake Committee in your will or estate plan.
A bequest from Mono Lake enthusiast Grace de Laet helped to fund a long-awaited, exciting remodel of the outdoor space in front of the Mono Lake Committee Information Center & Bookstore in 2012. Mono Lake Intern Erik Lyon put together this short video to celebrate Grace's generosity and the new storefront!
To read more about Grace and her generous bequest, see page 9 in the 2009 Winter & Spring Mono Lake Newsletter, and this Mono-logue post about the storefront grand opening.
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Wording that you may wish to use to include the Mono Lake Committee in your will or estate plans:
Outright bequest
"I give, devise & bequeath (a specific asset, a specific amount, or a specific percentage) to the Mono Lake Committee, a California non-profit corporation and a charity described in Section 170 of the Internal Revenue Code (Federal Tax ID number 77-0051124) with offices at Highway 395 and 3rd St., Lee Vining, California 93541, for Mono Lake protection, restoration, and education programs."
Residual bequest
"After fulfilling all other specific provisions, I give, devise, bequeath ___% of the rest, residuary and remainder to the Mono Lake Committee, a California non-profit corporation and a charity described in Section 170 of the Internal Revenue Code (Federal Tax ID number 77-0051124) with offices at Highway 395 and 3rd St., Lee Vining, California 93541, for Mono Lake protection, restoration, and education programs."

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