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February 2012 Newsletter
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Planned giving provides a unique opportunity for you to support Hospice Niagara now by designating a future gift. With your planned or deferred gift, you can be assured that Hospice Niagara will continue to provide compassionate palliative care for future generations-a gift well worth your investment.

A planned gift need not be a financial obligation to you now, but can offer you substantial tax benefits as part of your long-term financial plan. Such gifts allow you to make a meaningful contribution regardless of your age or financial situation.

A planned gift can be made through:

  • a bequest in your will
  • life insurance policies
  • stocks, bonds or securities
  • registered investments

By arranging a planned gift today, you will demonstrate your commitment to individuals in our community who are facing a life-limiting illness. A well planned gift creates a lasting legacy of care, hope and encouragement for those who need it most. 

When considering a gift to Hospice Niagara, please contact our Legacy Associate to arrange a meeting. Since every situation is different, we would be please to discuss your gift planning options with you. Please click here for more information on Leaving a Legacy.

We also encourage you to discuss your gift planning options with your professional advisors.

If you have already made arrangements to leave a planned gift to Hospice Niagara, join our Legacy Society and confirm your commitment to the continuation of Hospice Niagara's programs and services.  Please click here for more information on our Legacy Society.


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