HAVE YOUR CAKE AND EAT IT TOO

Our loved ones are our top priority. First and foremost, we want to ensure they are taken care of when we pass.

Often, when folks take a look at their larger financial picture, they see they can still do so and leave a small percentage of their estate to charity. It just takes a little strategic planning. As an added bonus, leaving a gift in your Will can significantly reduce your tax bill.

With a strategic gift in your Will, you can have your cake and eat it too. You can have a big impact on life-saving care while supporting your loved ones.

Learn how with our Strategic Philanthropy Guide.

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Catherine Cornish, CFRE
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Alain’s Brain

On the night of December 18th, 2016, Alain Champagne was getting ready for bed when his wife Marion Bonner heard a loud thump. She bolted up the stairs to check on Alain. She found him slumped against a dresser, having a seizure.Alain’s Brain

A Second Home, a Second Family

In 1971, Monica Mogg immigrated to Canada from Jamaica excited to begin a new life in a new country. During her time as an obstetrics and gynecology nurse at Royal Columbian, she found a place to call home and a second family. She’s chosen to honour her time here with a gift in her Will to Royal Columbian Hospital Foundation.A Second Home, a Second Family

A legacy of care

Born at Royal Columbian Hospital in 1928, Roy Brainerd grew up during the Depression. “They were hard times but we always had enough,” Roy remembers. The family home on Harwood Street in North Burnaby boasted abundant vegetable gardens, horses, and a chicken coop. A legacy of care

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