LEGACY AND PLANNED GIVING
PHILlIP R. LEMOS LEGACY GIVING PROGRAM
Invest in the future of the Lafayette Library and Learning Center (LLLC).
You help ensure the Lafayette Library and Learning Center is enjoyed for generations when you include the LLLC Foundation as a beneficiary in your will/trust, retirement asset, or life insurance policy.
legacy giving
When you make a legacy gift to the LLLC Foundation you are invited to become a member of the Phillip R. Lemos Legacy Giving Program.
The Legacy Giving Program recognizes individuals who demonstrate their deep commitment to the Lafayette Library through their foresight and generosity.
To learn more about the LLLC Foundation Legacy Giving Program please contact the LLLC Foundation (Director@LLLCF.org 925.283.6513 ext. 102)
ABOUT our program
If you have already made a planned giving arrangement for the Lafayette Library and Learning Center Foundation, we hope you will complete our confidential online form so we can thank you and learn how you would like to be recognized for this gift.
Legacy Giving Program Members enjoy invitations to exclusive events and private receptions.
How you can include the Lafayette Library in Your Estate Plans
Most people who make bequests do so through their will or trust. More information including sample language you may wish to use in your estate planning documents is available HERE.
For more information, please contact the LLLC Foundation at 925.283.6513 ext. 102, or email Director@LLLCF.org.
ABOUT PHILlIP R. LEMOS
Phillip Lemos spent his entire life in Lafayette. He attended Lafayette Elementary School and graduated from Acalanes High School in 1956. After college he joined his family’s grading and excavation business. In 1970, he became a CPA, and established a private practice with his wife Kitty. A kind and generous person, Mr. Lemos is most remembered by friends and family for his strength of character. Mr. Lemos loved the Lafayette community and was proud of his family’s history in town. As an early and generous supporter of the Lafayette Library, he believed in the benefits of the Library as a community hub and planned within his estate, a legacy gift to ensure adequate library staffing and open hours for generations to come.