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Gifts of Appreciated Securities
Giving appreciated stock is an excellent way to support hospice programs. This type of gift usually qualifies not only for an income tax deduction associated with all charitable gifts, but also eliminates capital gains tax. For stock gift instructions please contact Karen Giffin, Associate Chief Philanthropy and Marketing Officer at (301) 791-6360.

Bequests
Naming Hospice of Washington County, Inc. in your will may enable you to make a significant contribution and leave a legacy. When you decide to make a bequest to Hospice of Washington County, Inc., the following language may be useful to your attorney. You may make a bequest to Hospice of Washington County, Inc. in your will itself or by adding a codicil to your present will. Bequests to Hospice of Washington County, Inc. may be of cash, securities, or other property. Bequests of all sizes are welcome, whether they are outright, contingent, or residual.

Charitable Gift Annuity
In addition to a tax deduction, this type of gift also guarantees you a fixed income for life, partially tax-free. The dollar amount that you will receive is determined by your age and the age of any other beneficiary you name at the time of the gift.

We’re prepared to work with you and your attorneys or financial consultants to assist with philanthropic interests. Please contact Karen Giffin, Associate Chief Philanthropy and Marketing Officer at (301) 791-6360 or email kmgiffin@hospiceofwc.org.

Hospice of Washington County values your support, respects your privacy, and does not sell or share your information with any third parties. While many national organizations solicit funds for specific illnesses and/or end-of-life issues, please be assured that your contribution to Hospice of Washington County will remain in our community.

As the exclusive licensed provider of hospice care in Washington County, Maryland, our goal is to surround the patient and their family with a personal team of professionals who know how to manage even the most difficult situations. HWC is governed by an elected Board of Directors and currently serves over 200 local residents who live at home with family, in nursing homes, assisted living facilities or group homes.