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Young America's Foundation
110 Elden St.
Herndon, VA 20170
Telephone: 703-318-9608
Fax: 703-318-9122
Office hours: Mon.-Fri., 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Your Legacy Team
You should feel free to ask anyone at Young America's Foundation for more information about legacy giving. Kimberly Martin Begg and Ron Robinson may be especially helpful.
They are both attorneys and members of the Ranch In The Sky Legacy Society. Although they do not seek to be your legal representatives, their experience at Young America's Foundation can help you pass on your ideas. Kimberly is an alumna of the Foundation's programs and Ron has been president of Young America's Foundation for 25 years.
Kimberly Martin Begg, Director of Planned Giving
Kimberly Martin Begg is a senior development officer at Young America's Foundation. In addition to keeping supporters apprised of the Foundation's youth leadership programs across the country and at the Reagan Ranch, Kimberly leads the Ranch In The Sky Legacy Society. The Ranch In The Sky Legacy Society is made up of friends who show a strong commitment to shaping America's future by remembering Young America's Foundation and the Reagan Ranch in their estate plans.
Kimberly is an attorney and alumnus of Young America's Foundation's programs. She helps supporters explore legacy giving options based on their goals for America's future and tax objectives. She is available at any time to answer questions about bequests, charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder and lead trusts, gifts from retirement plans and life insurance, and gifts of stock.
As a student at Rutgers University, Kimberly attended a Young America's Foundation regional conference in Connecticut in 1996, and the National Conservative Student Conference in Washington, D.C. in 1997. With Young America's Foundation's help, she shared conservative ideas with other young people by hosting Suzanne Fields to speak on campus about the radical agenda of the new feminism movement.
Prior to joining Young America's Foundation, Kimberly served as Director of Development for Frontiers of Freedom, Assistant Director of Legislation and Communications for the American Tort Reform Association, and Marketing and Development Coordinator for the Institute for Justice.
Kimberly is a member of the New Jersey and District of Columbia Bars. She acquired her Juris Doctor in 2002 from George Mason University School of Law. She acquired her Bachelor of Arts in 1998 from Rutgers University, where she was an Undergraduate Associate of the Eagleton Institute of
Politics.
Kimberly lives in Reston, Virginia, with her husband, Ian Begg.
You can read articles by Kimberly in Young America's Foundation publications:
You should feel free to contact her at 800-USA-1776 or kbegg@yaf.org.
Ron Robinson, President
Ron Robinson is the president of Young America's Foundation. USA Today notes that Robinson "has been involved in conservative campus issues for three decades."
Robinson has led the Foundation through two successful landmark Supreme Court victories for student rights, the inauguration and development of the National Conservative Student Conference and the National High School Leadership Conference held annually in Washington, and the Foundation's effort to save Ronald Reagan's Western White House, Rancho del Cielo.
Young America's Foundation facilities include the Reagan Ranch in Santa Barbara County, the National Journalism Center at the National Press Club Building in Washington, the Reagan Ranch Center in Santa Barbara, and its national headquarters in Herndon, Virginia.
Robinson is a native of Buffalo, New York. Robinson received a bachelors of arts degree in political science at Canisius College and a juris doctor degree at The Catholic University of America.
Robinson served as executive director of Young Americans for Freedom (1977-79), president of the United States Youth Council (1983-85), and president of the International Youth Year Commission (1983-84). He was as an advisor to the U.S. Department of Education during the Reagan Administration.
Robinson served as a trustee of the Philadelphia Society, and is currently a director of Citizens United and the Citizens United Foundation, a director of the American Conservative Union, the Thomas and Randell Phillips Foundation, the William and Genevieve Strong Trust, and he is the vice-president of the Free Speech Defense and Education Fund.
He is a member of the Virginia and U. S. Supreme Court Bars. Robinson resides with his wife, Michelle Easton, in Reston, Virginia. They have three sons, two are currently college students.
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