Why I Believe in Anera’s Legacy Society
Posted in: Legacy Giving, Newsletter
Jainelle is Anera’s Deputy Director of Annual and Planned Giving
When people think of legacy giving, they often think about the future. And that’s true — these gifts help ensure Anera can continue delivering aid, building programs and supporting communities for generations to come. But I also think about the present.
Right now, families in Palestine, Lebanon and Jordan are facing crisis after crisis. And still, they keep showing up for each other — cooking meals under siege, planting gardens in crowded cities, learning new skills and finding ways to care for their neighbors. That kind of strength and determination deserves our commitment, not just for today but for the long haul.

That’s why I believe in the Legacy Society. It’s a way to say: I believe in this mission, and I want to help carry it forward. A legacy gift is more than a future contribution, it’s a lasting gesture of solidarity with the people we serve and a powerful statement of hope.
If you feel the same, if Anera’s work speaks to something in you, I encourage you to reach out. I’d love to talk with you about how a legacy gift, in any amount, can help build lasting impact and keep this important work going strong for years to come.
You can contact me directly at [email protected] or 1-202-266-9721. I’m always happy to connect and answer any questions. Let’s plant something lasting together.

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