The Legacy Society
As you plan for your future, you are making a number of important decisions. One of those carefully planned decisions may be to leave a legacy gift to a charitable organization like Bryan Health. These are meaningful gifts that endure beyond your lifetime for the benefit of others.
The motivation to give a legacy gift to Bryan Health comes from many places ... gratitude for an exceptional experience, faith in a mission to ensure health care for all or a desire to make a difference in the community by helping those in need.
Whatever your motivation, you can be assured that your legacy gift will impact the lives of future generations of children, families and seniors in our community who count on Bryan Health to be here for them.
Letter of Intent for Estate Gift
Gifts of all sizes can make a difference
There is a common belief that legacy gifts come only from people of wealth. Nothing is further from the truth. A gift of any size to Bryan Health, a Nebraska owned and governed hospital, will make a tremendous impact. Through carefully planned wills and other types of planned legacy gifts, your support helps care for patients and their loved ones, providing crucial support for many Nebraska families. If planned in advance, a legacy gift can offer income and tax advantages that will allow you to make a far larger gift than you felt possible.
Your legacy will last forever
One of the easiest, most meaningful and enduring legacy gifts is to include a bequest to Bryan Health in your will. By doing so, you can impact your community's health care in a way that endures far beyond your lifetime. A bequest may be structured in a number of ways:
- A specific dollar amount or specific holding of your estate
- A percentage of your estate
- A portion or all of the remainder of your estate following the satisfaction of other bequests
- A combination of the above
To thank those who make planned gifts to the Legacy Society, members will enjoy:
- Exclusive invitations to select events
- Recognition on our donor walls and in selected publications
