Leaving a legacy gift to The Foundation of Guelph General Hospital
Planning a charitable bequest is an incredibly meaningful way to support the future of healthcare in Guelph. Whether you’re just beginning to think about your estate plan or refining an existing will, we are here to help.
How to make a gift in your will
A gift in your will leaves a legacy while offering meaningful tax benefits for you or your estate. While most planned gifts are left in wills, life insurance policies, RRSPs, RRIFs and other financial assets can all leave a lasting impact.
A lifetime of giving back
Guelph has always been home to Diane Harvey. Through her volunteerism, generosity and now a gift in her will to The Foundation of Guelph General Hospital, she is helping ensure a healthier future for the community she loves.
Read Diane’s story and learn how a gift in your will can make a lasting impact.
Take this 5-minute quiz to find out what your will can do.
Planned Giving Quiz
Contact us to learn more
Matt Peltomaki, Director, Philanthropic Programs
Phone: 519-837-6422 ext. 42569
Email: [email protected]
Office: 125 Delhi Street, Guelph, ON
Giving in Wills & Gifts of Securities
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Join our Heritage Society
The Heritage Society honours those who intend to leave a planned gift to The Foundation of Guelph General Hospital. It’s our way of thanking you during your lifetime for a gift that will shape the future of care for our community. As a member, you’ll receive:
- Invitation to the Heritage Society’s annual recognition luncheon with a special Hospital speaker
- Access to hospital tours and educational seminars
- Recognition in Foundation publications and on our Donor Wall, once your gift is confirmed
To become a member, please complete and return this form.
Additional resources
When making a gift in your will, take into account your personal financial situation and needs. Your lawyer, accountant, financial planner, or insurance agent can help you determine what kind of planned gift in your will would be best for you, your family, and your estate.
The information provided on this page is general in nature and does not represent legal advice. Each individual’s financial circumstances are unique, and you are advised to consult a qualified professional advisor.