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The simplest way to make a Planned Gift is by naming Groves Memorial Community Hospital Foundation in your will. A bequest is a meaningful way to support the future of patient care in your community hospital. - A specific bequest indicates the amount of cash, securities, or other asset you wish to leave to the Foundation. Or it can indicate a specific percentage of the total of your estate.
- A contingency bequest takes into account the possibility of a change in your beneficiary’s circumstances. For example, you might leave the Foundation a bequest if another heir predeceases you. For sample wording you could use in your will click on the type of bequest below. - Specific Bequest Unrestricted and Restricted Gifts Gifts that do not restrict the Foundation’s use (unrestricted gifts) are especially appreciated by the Foundation and are of more value as they allow the Foundation to channel resources to the areas of greatest needs at Groves Memorial Community Hospital.
The Foundation is also grateful for gifts that are designated for a specific that advances its mission (restricted gifts), such as support for a specific fund, program or campaign.
If you are interested in making a restricted gift, it is important that you include specfic language to ensure that the Foundation may re-direct the use of your gift in the event that the specified purpose ceases to need funds in the future. For sample wording click here.
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