Leave a Lasting Legacy

Transform lives—today and for generations to come.

A grandfather and grandchild placing coins in a piggy bank

Thank you for considering a legacy gift to the HealthTree Foundation. Your compassion and vision help build a future where every blood cancer patient has access to the knowledge, support, and research-driven care they need and brings us closer to cures.

Your legacy gift will be dedicated to advancing lifesaving research, creating an enduring impact that will benefit patients today and for generations to come.

There are many meaningful ways to leave a legacy:

Gift in Your Will or Trust

One of the most common ways to create a legacy is by leaving a gift through your will or revocable living trust. You can designate a specific amount, a percentage, or the remaining balance after other beneficiaries are provided for.

Gift in Your Will or Trust

Retirement Plan Beneficiary

You can name HealthTree Foundation as a full or partial beneficiary of your IRA, 401(k), 403(b) or other retirement plan assets. This allows you to make a tax-wise gift from one of the most highly taxed assets.

Retirement Plan Beneficiary

Life Insurance Policy

Consider naming HealthTree as a full or partial beneficiary of an existing or new life insurance policy. This allows you to make a significant future gift.

Life Insurance Policy

Other Assets

You can also gift other assets like real estate, securities, commercial annuities or other valuable property as part of your estate plan.

Other Assets

Let us know if you have included us in your plans so we can ensure your gift is used as you intend and invite you to our Legacy Society.

Need assistance?

If you've included HealthTree in your estate plans, please let us know—we want to ensure your gift is used exactly as you intend and to welcome you into our Legacy Society with gratitude.

If you're still considering a gift or have any questions, we'd be honored to speak with you.

Please contact giving@healthtree.org to start the conversation of how you can give.

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