Hal O’Leary Legacy Giving Club
The Hal O’Leary Legacy Giving Club honors individuals who support the National Sports Center for the Disabled through a future gift in their will. Inspired by Hal’s belief that everyone is able and anything is possible, legacy gifts help ensure access to adaptive outdoor experiences for generations to come.
Hal O’Leary’s vision helped launch the NSCD more than 55 years ago, opening the outdoors to people of all abilities. By joining the Legacy Giving Club, you help carry his dream forward and strengthen the future of adaptive recreation
Please let us know about your gift intentions today by completing this form.
Club Benefits:
- Name on the Hal O’Leary Legacy Giving Club plaque located in the NSCD program office in Winter Park
- Special invite to NSCD events like Wells Fargo Ski Cup
- Exclusive invite to the Major Donor and Legacy Giving Club Donor Appreciation Party
- Potential tax benefits from your gift (please contact your tax advisor to understand the full benefits of your gift)
Here’s just a few ways you join the Hal O’Leary Legacy Giving Program:
Bequests (Will or Living Trust)
Naming the NSCD allows for future changes, preserves financial control over your assets and reduces the taxes paid to the government through the estate. Through a provision in your written and executed will, you can make a gift in the form of cash, securities, real estate or personal property
Beneficiary Gifts (Retirement Accounts)
Naming the NSCD as the beneficiary of a qualified retirement plan asset such as a 401(k), 403(b), IRA, profit-sharing pension plans, or other donor-advised funds will accomplish a charitable goal while realizing significant tax savings.
You can turn underperforming assets (stock, cash in a savings account, CDs, savings bonds, etc.) into a gift to the NSCD that provides income to you. Your charitable gift annuity will give you quarterly, fixed payments for life and tax benefits too.
Allows you as the donor to receive an income stream from the trust for a term of years or for life and the NSCD receives the remaining trust assets at the end of the trust term.
Gifts of Property (Real Estate and Other Valuable)
Like stock, the fair market value of gifts of appreciated assets such as real estate, artwork, and other well-curated collections, can be deducted from your income tax today and reduce your estate taxes in the future.
Give a gift and join a unique club of people like Hal that believe in the power of adaptive outdoor recreation. Letting the NSCD know that you have included us in your estate plans helps us to honor and thank you appropriately during your lifetime.


















