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Give the gift of home, today and for generations to come.

Your planned gift can provide safety, stability, and a brighter future for families in need.

 
 
 
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Your Legacy. Their Future.

When you make a planned gift to Hamilton Families, you join a community of supporters who believe in lasting solutions to family homelessness. Legacy gifts help us plan for the future and ensure that our services are available to families for generations to come.

Planned gifts of any size make a meaningful impact. Whether you choose to leave a gift through your will, retirement account, or insurance policy, your generosity supports real, lasting change.

 

 

Explore Your Legacy Giving Options

Will or Living Trust

Include a gift in your will or trust to make a lasting difference for families for years to come. This is one of the simplest ways to create a meaningful legacy.

Donor-Advised Fund

Recommend a grant to Hamilton Families through your donor-advised fund. You can also name us as a beneficiary to continue your giving in the future.

Retirement Accounts

Name Hamilton Families as a beneficiary of your retirement account. This option can help you make a larger gift while potentially reducing taxes for your heirs.

Real Estate

Donate property to Hamilton Families to provide significant support for our programs. Your gift can be made during your lifetime or through your estate plan.

Life Insurance Policy

Designate Hamilton Families as a beneficiary of a life insurance policy. This allows you to make a future gift without affecting your current assets.

Stocks or securities

Transfer appreciated stocks or other securities directly to Hamilton Families. You may receive potential tax benefits while supporting lasting change.

We encourage you to speak with your legal or financial advisor to determine what option is best for you.


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