WAYS TO GIVE

Legacy and Planned Giving.

Leave a gift that protects women and students for generations.
Planned giving lets your values live on. A legacy gift to EAESSI can fund mammograms and scholarships long into the future.

Some gifts outlive us in the best way. Planned giving lets you leave a legacy gift that keeps funding care and opportunity for years to come. It is a meaningful way to turn a lifetime of values into lasting good.

What is planned giving?

Planned giving means arranging a donation to EAESSI as part of your financial or estate plans. The most common form is a bequest, a gift left through your will. Others give through their estate, retirement accounts or life insurance. Each creates a lasting legacy gift.

 

Many planned gifts cost you nothing now and simply direct a portion of your estate to the causes you love.

How do I leave a legacy gift to EAESSI?

Start with a conversation. Tell your attorney or financial advisor you wish to include EAESSI in your will or estate plan. A simple sentence naming EAESSI can create a bequest. We are glad to provide the details your advisor needs.

 

A legacy of health and opportunity
Your legacy gift could fund free mammograms and scholarships for women and students you will never meet, yet who will carry your generosity forward. That is a beautiful thing to leave behind.This page shares general information, not legal or tax advice. Please consult your attorney or financial advisor about your plans.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A bequest is a gift left to EAESSI through your will. A simple sentence can create one.

Often not. Many planned gifts take effect later and cost nothing during your lifetime. 

Speak with your attorney or financial advisor. We are happy to provide the details they need.