Youth Entrepreneurs (YE) began in 1991 when Charles and Liz Koch funneled their entrepreneurial passion into a platform where students could gain the skills and confidence to pursue productive, fulfilling lives. YE equips middle and high school students with the entrepreneurial skills, values, and vision to pursue their dreams. Our curriculum has enabled more than 30,000 alumni across the nation to overcome barriers and seize opportunities for the betterment of themselves and others.
Establishing a planned gift with Youth Entrepreneurs is an opportunity to transform communities through youth education. By maximizing your own and your family’s long-term goals, together we can help students overcome barriers to seize opportunities in business and life – improving the communities we call home.
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BEQUEST
A bequest is a gift provision in your will or revocable living trust. All assets, including cash, securities, real estate, and tangible personal property, may be transferred to Youth Entrepreneurs at the end of your life.
LEGACY SOCIETY
Youth Entrepreneurs Legacy Society was created to recognize and express appreciation for those who seek to enable students to break through societal barriers by including Youth Entrepreneurs in their estate plans.
ESTATE PLANNING
Estate planning can entail difficult choices, but once your plan is in place, it provides a sense of relief and peace of mind. You’ll know that you have done your best to plan for yourself and your loved ones while creating a legacy.
HOW YOU CAN GIVE
As a supporter of Youth Entrepreneurs (YE), your investment directly impacts young people in your community. Your gift helps students discover their innate gifts and talents, improving their lives well into the future.
This information does not constitute legal or tax planning advice. Please consult with your legal or financial advisor.