Making Your Legacy Gift to Solidarity Bridge

August is National Make-A-Will Month, a meaningful reminder that your plans for the future can make a lasting difference. By including Solidarity Bridge in your estate plans alongside your loved ones, you can create a legacy that brings life-changing surgery to children and adults in need for generations to come.

A legacy gift of any size helps ensure that compassionate surgical care, medical training, and stronger healthcare systems continue to transform lives well into the future. Legacy gifts come in many forms, including incorporating Solidarity Bridge into your will (through a specific amount or percentage of your estate); assigning Solidarity Bridge as a beneficiary of your life or other insurance policies; setting up Solidarity Bridge as a beneficiary of a charitable gift annuity or trust; and more. Talk with your financial planner today about ways to incorporate Solidarity Bridge into your legacy plans.

Establishing a legacy gift can be a meaningful way to support the mission of Solidarity Bridge. For some, it offers an opportunity to make a future gift that is meaningful and larger than one could give during their lifetime. As a legacy supporter, you share a heartfelt commitment to helping children and adults receive the safe, timely surgery they need. Your generosity gives patients the chance to heal, return to work or school, care for their families, and embrace the joy of healthy, hope-filled lives for years to come.

If you’d like to speak with us about ways to partner through legacy giving, please contact Catherine Werner, Solidarity Bridge’s Director of Development, or speak directly with your financial advisor and include our organization’s information below:

Legal name: Solidarity Bridge, Inc

Mailing Address: 8707 Skokie Blvd, Suite 310, Skokie, IL 60076 

Federal Tax ID: 36-4481213

 

We are committed to secure handling of financial transactions and professional transparency while stewarding your resources. Solidarity Bridge maintains the highest level of platinum transparency with GuideStar/Candid and is accredited with the Better Business Bureau.

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