For over 50 years, the Aga Khan Foundation has partnered with communities in some of the most remote, hard-to-reach parts of Asia and Africa to improve quality of life. When you leave a legacy gift through our Planned and Legacy Giving program, you help ensure lasting change for communities around the world.
Create your legacy with the Aga Khan Foundation through a planned gift today.
Discover Ways to Leave Your Legacy
Bequests in Will
Choose to leave a bequest in your will to AKF USA—an extraordinary way to improve lives around the world.
Gifts of Securities
Donate appreciated securities directly to AKF USA—one of the best ways to give during your lifetime.
Beneficiary Designations
Designate AKF USA as the beneficiary of your retirement plan—a simple way to leave your legacy.
IRA Charitable Rollovers
Roll over your individual retirement accounts’ annual distributions—a unique way to begin building your charitable legacy.
Not sure how to get started?
Our Guide to Planned and Legacy Giving is intended to inform and support your decisions to make charitable gifts in the context of a broader estate planning process.
Download the guide, our estate planning toolkit, and complete your letter of intent here.
Contact AKF USA to learn more about the planned giving options available to you.
legacy.akfusa@akdn.org
(202) 293-2537 ext. 101
We know meaningful change takes time, which is why we’ve been working in communities across Africa and Asia for decades—and will be there for generations to come with your support.
As we look to the future, AKF USA hopes to count on your support so that the next generation will be brighter than the last.
If you have already chosen to create a legacy gift, please inform the Aga Khan Foundation of your planned gift today by completing a Letter of Intent.
For questions or additional information, please contact AKF USA’s Planned and Legacy Giving team at 202.293.2537 or email us at legacy.akfusa@akdn.org.
The content on our Planned and Legacy Giving pages is for informational purposes only. We recommend that you consult with your financial advisor for additional information and guidance.