The Cornucopia Society is a planned giving program at Roadrunner® Food Bank. It was created to recognize donors who have communicated to us that they’re leaving the food bank in their will, estate, trust, or other type of deferred gift.

To ensure that Roadrunner Food Bank is here to help those facing hunger now and in the future, we need friends with a vision; friends who want to make a long-term commitment to helping solve hunger in New Mexico down the road. One way to do that is through a planned gift.

One of our Cornucopia Society members told us:

“We want to sustain the practice of giving back to those less fortunate into the future, even after we are gone. If we can help make life better for those in need, we want to do so. And including an established & well-managed organization like Roadrunner Food Bank in our estate plans makes that possible.”

– The Goodding Family

How to Become a Member

There are a variety of planned giving approaches. We encourage you to speak to your financial advisor to determine the one that best meets your needs. In the meantime, we would be honored to speak with you about your planned giving intentions and also encourage you to use FreeWill – our partner in helping donors establish an estate plan or a planned gift.  FreeWill can help you include the necessary language to support Roadrunner Food Bank with a planned gift.  FreeWill can also be paired with a financial advisor.

Your legacy gift will ensure Roadrunner Food Bank has the appropriate facilities, tractors,  trailers and distribution capabilities necessary to distribute food to New Mexico’s hungry by providing food.

Thank you for considering including Roadrunner Food Bank in your estate plans. Your legacy gift is unique and will allow us to help our neighbors in need experiencing hunger in the years ahead.