Volunteering :: Centurion Club

Centurion Club Members contribute to Hospice of Yuma on a yearly basis. Each year on the anniversary of their first contribution, Centurions receive a reminder of their last contribution. Centurion Club Categories are:

Platinum Benefactor - $1,000.00
Gold Patron --------------- $500.00
Silver Partner ------------- $300.00
Member -------------------- $100.00

Memorial Donations

Many people prefer that their loved one be remembered with donations to Hospice of Yuma, rather than with flowers. Memorial donations can be made in memory of a loved one, neighbor or friend. When a Memorial Donation is received, Hospice of Yuma sends a thank you letter to the donor and to the family of the deceased. The name of the deceased and names of those who have sent contributions are listed in our bi-monthly newsletter Hospice Matters.

Honorariums

Honorariums can be made in honor of a birthday, wedding, anniversary or other special occasion of friends, family or neighbors. The names of those honored as well as the names of the donors are listed in our bi-monthly newsletter Hospice Matters.

Bequests (Leaving a Legacy)

Many people derive great satisfaction from knowing that they will leave the world a better place. Almost everyone has the ability to make a gift to help others, financially, culturally or emotionally. Every gift of every size makes a difference. Because Hospice of Yuma is a nonprofit 501 c (3) organization, tax benefits may amplify the value of your gift. A gift through your will or trust, designating a specific amount or percent, specific property, or anything left over after providing adequately for your family is appreciated.

When you make a gift to Hospice of Yuma in your trust or will you can recognize someone who has made a difference in your life. You may also wish to make your gift for a specific purpose or cause, such as...

The Hospice of Yuma General Building Fund
The Hospice of Yuma Hospice House Building Fund
For Hospice of Yuma patients with a particular illness

Leaving a Legacy is easy. Think about why you would like to leave a legacy and consider consulting a professional advisor to help you decide:

Which property to use (cash? stock? real estate? insurance?)
Which method to use (will? trust? beneficiary designation? remainder trust? gift annuity?)
How to take maximum advantage of the tax benefits for you and your family.