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Leaving a Legacy of Caring and Hope — Remembering Good Samaritan in your Estate Plans

We all want to leave our mark on the world by contributing to the greater good pf the society in which we live. Your gift to Good Samaritan Foundation, Inc. not only makes a statement about who are, but it will also allow you to play a valued role in the betterment of your community long into the future. Your estate plans today will provide a legacy of help from tomorrow. Leaving a bequest in your Will to Good Samaritan is a unique gift that is meaningful regardless of size. Each gift reflects your belief in our work and your passion for the good health or our community.

Planning Your Will

No matter how large or small, simple or complex your estate is, a Will is essential. Through your Will you exercise your right to determine the distribution of your assets, thus continuing your support of Good Samaritan. Your Will gives you the opportunity to make a lasting difference in the world around you

Bequests

A charitable bequest is a legal provision made by a Will, that names Good Samaritan Foundation, Inc. as the recipient of all or part of your estate. These bequests represent your legacy: they define for the ages who you area and what is important to you. These bequests are your final witness to your family and your community.

Bequests may be in the form of cash, real estate, securities, or other property, as specified in your Will. It is important to note that control of the assets named in your Will remain under your control until you pass ob. These gifts enjoy special tax benefits allowed by state and federal laws. These laws allow you to pass your assets to charity free of estate taxes and many other of the limitations that normally apply to other gifts.

Bequests are vital to the future of Good Samaritan. It is a thoughtful gift that requires thoughtful consideration. We hope that by making a bequest to Good Samaritan, you have a sense of fulfillment knowing you are creating a legacy of love that will live on as a testament to your stewardship.

Sample Provisions

The following are sample provisions to review with your attorney or tax advisors:

For a gift of the residue of your estate:
"All the rest, residue and remainder of my property, both real and personal, I give and bequeath to Good Samaritan Foundation, Inc., Pottsville, PA, as an unrestricted bequest to be used as best determined by the Board of Trustees."




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