The Good Shepherd Legacy Society recognizes individuals who have included a gift to Catholic Social Services in their estate plans. You can impact future generations and inspire others in our community by leaving your own legacy gift. Legacy giving is commonly provided through a bequest in a will. Some society members may make charitable trust or gift annuity arrangements. Others have qualified for membership by listing CSSMV as a beneficiary of a portion of a life insurance policy.
We do not ask for a specific donation amount or require official legal documentation. The only requirement to join the Good Shepherd Legacy Society is a verbal confirmation that a planned charitable gift has been arranged to support the mission and work of Catholic Social Services. The size of the legacy gift, the type of charitable vehicle to be used, and the program area(s) that will benefit are unique to each member and may or may not be disclosed in advance to the agency.
In addition to receiving ongoing communications from Catholic Social Services, members of the Good Shepherd Legacy Society are invited to an exclusive dinner each year, where they learn about the agency’s recent challenges and successes, as well as our plans for the future.
For more information about joining the Good Shepherd Legacy Society, please contact our Director of Development & Marketing, Iris Juergens, at 937.223.7217 ext.1142.
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Dayton, OH 45402
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General email: cssmv@cssmv.org
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- PASSPORT Services Help Older AdultsSeptember 27, 2024 - 1:47 pm
PASSPORT is for adults aged 60 and older who may need the level of care provided in a nursing home but hope to stay in their own homes. It is a statewide program funded by Medicaid so participants must be Medicaid-eligible. The first step is an assessment by a nurse or social worker who determines if the older adult would qualify according to level of care requirements. The local Job and Family Services then determines Medicaid eligibility and approves enrollment. Once enrolled, an individual is assigned a care manager who develops a care plan with customized services to help the individual remain safely at home. The care manager makes sure that needs are met with quality services and revises the care plan as needs change.