Society of 1904

The Society of 1904 was formed to recognize those caring individuals who assure Children's Bureau's future stability and program effectiveness through planned gifts.

A planned gift can be made through a bequest, charitable remainder trust or charitable lead trust, endowment or by establishing a charitable gift annuity with us (Children's Bureau is licensed by the California Department of Insurance).

Regardless of the size of assets you might choose to donate, Children's Bureau can help you make a planned gift that will touch the lives of thousands of vulnerable children for generations to come.

If you or a loved one has made — or would like to make — a charitable provision in your estate plan that includes Children's Bureau, please complete the following member profile form to let us know. We would like to thank you for your generosity by including you in the Society of 1904.

MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

Your membership involves no dues, obligations, or solicitations, but it does allow us to thank you and recognize you for the plans you have made, and it may inspire generosity in others.

Benefits of membership in the Society of 1904 also include annual luncheons, invitations to special events and seminars and a subscription to our newsletter.

The most important benefit you will receive from joining the Society of 1904 is the satisfaction derived from making a lasting contribution to our long-term success.

MEMBERS

Wilma and Robert * Campion
Liza-Mae and Mark Carlin
Ronald B. Casriel*
Ruby and Edmond Davis
Mary Anne and A. Redmond Doms
Rhonda Fleming
Linda S. Garrison
Beth Goldfarb
Connie and Doug Hayes
Dr. M. Alfred Haynes and Mrs. Hazel Haynes
Ambassador James D. Hodgson and Mrs. Maria Hodgson
Tina M. Johann
Marvel and Robert* Kirby
Barbara Knight
Judy and Rex Licklider
Louise Lyon
Martha and Alex Morales
Dr. James and Judy Nelson (in honor of Jason)
Royal Radtke
Carmine Salvucci
Sandy Sladen
George A. Studer
Ana Lourdes and Salvador Villar
Alice Willfong
Three Anonymous Members

* Deceased