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ways to give Philanthropic Gifts Help to Save Lives M any of our donors derive great satisfaction from their generosity and would like to do more. Here is a brief summary of giving options available - please call the Foundation at 561.955.4142 to discuss them in greater detail. Cash: This is the most common, and perhaps easiest gift to give. –Annual or year-end gifts - Gifts may be made in a lump sum or broken into multiple installments paid throughout the year. –“In memory of” or “in honor of” gifts - Gifts may be made in memory of a loved one at the time of death or on an anniversary or a holiday, or to celebrate a birthday, graduation, anniversary or other occasions. –“In appreciation of” gifts - Gifts from grateful patients and families are often given in appreciation of the care they received or in recognition of their physician. Life insurance: Life insurance policies may be donated to us, or the Foundation may be named as the beneficiary. Bequests: Provisions in your will to benefit the hospital enable you to leave a specific bequest of a specified sum of money, a percentage of your estate or a percentage of the residue to us after making provisions for family and friends. Securities: Stocks and publicly traded securities are easy to give and offer great tax advantages. Please talk to a tax advisor for information. Gifts That Give Back to You You can make a significant future gift to us while retaining, or in many cases increasing, the income you receive from the asset used to make the gift. Charitable gift annuity: A contract between you and the Foundation that pays you a fixed dollar amount (an annuity) for your lifetime and that of another individual, if desired, based upon your age(s) at the time of your gift. Deferred charitable gift annuity: Offers current tax benefits but delays the payout until you reach a specified age. Flexible deferred charitable gift annuity: You do not have to choose in advance a date to begin payments. You can elect to wait a period no sooner than 10 years, but no more than 20. Charitable remainder annuity trust (CRAT): A trust that will pay the donor (and one or more other named beneficiaries, if desired) a specified annuity income either for life or a period of time not to exceed 20 years. . Charitable remainder unitrust (CRUT): Has many of the same attributes as a CRAT, but with more flexibility and planning opportunities. Charitable lead trust: Pays income to one or more charitable organizations, typically for a period of years, and then the remaining assets of the trust pass to beneficiaries such as family members. Bank accounts and CDs: If you name the Foundation as the “payable-on-death beneficiary” of your bank accounts or CDs, you own the assets for your lifetime and have them available for your use. Retirement plan assets: Due to the variety and complexity of retirement plans, you should consult an attorney for an appropriate strategy. For more information We are always available to provide you with further information and suggestions on gifts that fit with your lifestyle and philanthropic goals. Please give us a call at 561.955.4142. <strong>Vision</strong> 2010 | 12 This is for informational purposes only and is not intended as legal advice. For legal advice, please consult an attorney.
major philanthropic gifts Leave a Legacy for Generations to Come Gifts from committed, compassionate donors are used to advance our cutting-edge programs and services, recruit nationally respected physicians and staff, and purchase state-of-the-art technology. The following provide a sample of the opportunities to make a gift that will leave a legacy for generations to come: Christine E. Lynn Heart Institute • Operating Rooms (2) $1,000,000 • Catheterization Labs (3) $500,000 • Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit Rooms (6) $100,000 • Examination Rooms (2) $75,000 • Physician Offices (2) $50,000 • Workstations (3) $25,000 Eugene M. & Christine E. Lynn Cancer Institute In the Harvey & Phyllis Sandler Pavilion • Centers of Excellence: $2,500,000 Breast Cancer, Head & Neck Cancer, Liver & Gastrointestinal Cancer Lung & Thoracic Cancer, Urological Cancer, Pancreatic & Biliary Cancer • Multimodality Conference Center $1,000,000 • Clinac SRS Linear Accelerator $1,000,000 • PET/SPEC/CT Rooms (4) $500,000 • Imaging Reception Desk $250,000 • Control Suite for PET/SPEC/CT & Fluoroscopy Rooms $200,000 • Reception Areas (6) $100,000 to $500,000 • Cancer Data Resource Suite $100,000 • Consultation Rooms (3) $75,000 • Physician Offices (16) $50,000 • Personal Multi Media Chemo Infusion Stations (24) $25,000 • Phlebotomy Stations (16) $10,000 Emergency Department • Emergency Department $5,000,000 • Ambulance Entry $1,000,000 • Patient/Visitor Entrance Named • Rapid Care Center $500,000 • Patient Registration $250,000 • Physician Lounge Named • EMS Lounge $150,000 • Trauma Code Rooms (2) $100,000 • Examination Rooms (23) $50,000 To discuss these or other philanthropic opportunities, please call Jan Savarick, president, BRCH Foundation, 561.955.4142. Thank you for your interest and generosity to YOUR hospital. <strong>Vision</strong> 2010 | 13
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