Build a legacy that lasts.

Extend the impact of faithful giving for generations to come.

Be a part of the Legacy.

In 1937, Jim Rayburn hosted the first-ever Young Life club. He called it Club 37 — a name that gave kids the sense they were stepping into something established, welcoming, and meaningful. Today, Club 37 represents Young Life’s Legacy Partners — a group of generous believers shaping the next 80 years of Young Life by preparing gifts that go further and last longer. Some have made a plan. Some are exploring options. Wherever you are in the process, we want to walk walk with you.

Plan today.
Transform tomorrow.

When you join Club 37, you help ensure that future generations of kids around the world continue to hear the gospel in real relationships and transformational spaces.

End-of-life giving

Learn about including Young Life in your end-of-life plans and ways to extend your legacy beyond your lifetime.

Asset-Based Giving

Gifts of appreciated stock, real estate, business interests, or other assets to Young Life.

IRA Giving

Designate a portion of your IRA, 401(k), or required minimum contributions to Young Life.

Already included Young Life in your plans?
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Club 37 Partner Benefits

Mission Updates showing the impact of your legacy across the globe

Exclusive Invitations to Young Life vision trips, international events, and camp experiences

Personalized Support from our Foundation concierge team

"Future generations will be told about the Lord. They will proclaim his righteousness to a people yet unborn."

Psalm 22:30-31

Ready to shape the next 80 years?

Together, we can continue your legacy with Young Life, building a hopeful future for young people around the world.

Talk with a knowledgeable member of our team.
Let us know about a gift you’ve already planned.
Ask a question or explore next steps.

In Their Words

Read what Club 37 partners have to say:

By partnering with the Young Life Foundation before the sale of one of our business interests, we were able to reduce our capital gains taxes, get a charitable tax deduction that lowered taxes on other income, and give more to our charitable causes than we ever thought possible! Now we are enjoying investing some of those assets into great charitable work.

If you are contemplating the sale of a major asset, we strongly urge you to contact our friends at the Young Life Foundation before you sell.

- David and Carol Eaton