By becoming a Legacy Partner in Hope, you will help create a lifetime of hope for children and their families. Your gift can be a tribute to a loved one, a declaration of hope or a gift of thanks. Behind every legacy gift there is a personal story. Meet one of our Legacy Partners in Hope.

Legacy giving is also an important part of financial and estate planning that could have both a positive impact on your current tax situation or for your heirs.

Busting Myths about Legacy Giving

In honour of Leave a Legacy month, Jennepher Cahill is busting myths about legacy giving. As Philanthropy Associate at Children’s Health Foundation, Jennepher helps individuals and families make sense of the many estate planning options that are available –gifts in a Will, life insurance gifts or RRSP/RRIF donations.
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Creating your Legacy

Anyone can make a legacy gift, and arranging your gift is a simple process. Some options you may consider include:

• A gift in your Will (Bequest)
• A gift of Shares
• A gift through your Life insurance
• An gift from your RRSP or RRIF
  

Planning Your Legacy Involves Important Decisions

Children’s Health Foundation wants you to feel secure knowing your family’s legacy will continue to help children for years to come.

Our team is happy to speak with you and your advisors personally, on a confidential basis, to help choose the best options for you and your family.

For more information, please contact:

Jennepher Cahill, philanthropy associate at 519.432.8564 extension 132 or jcahill [at] childhealth [dot] ca.

We strongly encourage you to seek professional legal, estate planning and/or financial advice when making decisions about your legacy gift to Children’s Health Foundation.