Leaving a bequest to Groves Hospital Foundation in your Will is a meaningful way to create a lasting legacy in your community and supports the future of rural health care delivery for your family, friends, and loved ones, now and in the future. A Legacy Gift is an incredible, timeless statement of your generosity, care, and regard for others. It is also an opportunity to show you believe that GMCH is an integral part of our community and must be maintained, to the highest possible standard of care, for generations to come. Please consider a charitable gift to help your legacy live on at Groves.

Your local hospital is always here to support you when you and your loved ones need it the most; made possible by caring and thoughtful donors such as yourself.

Please consider a charitable gift to help your legacy live on at Groves.

We have partnered with Will Power, a national movement to educate Canadians on the power they have to make a difference through their Wills. 

Wills are more than just a legal document to distribute your personal assets. They are also a powerful tool to make change in the world. Your Will can do more. Leaving a small portion of your estate to charity could result in a bigger contribution than you ever thought possible, while still supporting those you love. You may be surprised to see that even 1% left to charity in your Will can have an enormous impact on your cause, while still leaving 99% of your estate for your family. You don’t have to choose between your loved ones and your cause when planning your Will. 

Visit our Will Power page for more information and tools to help calculate your potential gift.

If you're interested in starting a conversation with your financial advisor about leaving a gift in your Will to Groves Hospital Foundation, but unsure of where to start, we have a tool that can help! 

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Our advisors can help you plan a charitable gift in your Will.

Nate Martin, BAH, JD, is a Partner at SV Law.

Helping individuals and families with their Estate Planning is a valued component of Nate's law practice.

“Leaving even a small portion of your estate to charity can result in a bigger contribution than you ever thought possible, while supporting those you love”, says Nate.

Nate values your time and strives to provide innovative, practical, and efficient solutions to your estate planning concerns.  

Contact Nate today about adding a charitable gift to your Will.