Leave a Gift to the Campbell Foundation in Your Will

You can make a lasting impact for so many patients through a gift to the Campbell Foundation in your will.

Your legacy gift provides a meaningful way to ensure the organizations you care about, like the Campbell Foundation, are here for decades into the future.

Since 1946, the Campbell Foundation has been dedicated to enhancing quality of life for patients everywhere through the science of orthopaedic medicine. Your gift to the Campbell Foundation from your estate (a "bequest") will ensure that future generations will have access to well-trained orthopaedic surgeons, will benefit from innovative discoveries for better treatments, and will be able to see an orthopaedic surgeon when needed.

You don't have to be wealthy to leave a meaningful legacy. Giving from your estate is easy to do. Anyone may establish a planned, or legacy gift, through a transfer of specific assets to a designated non-profit organization like the Campbell Foundation. This transfer can easily happen as part of your estate plan.

In addition to the satisfaction from knowing you are helping sustain the Campbell Foundation for years to come, most of these types of "planned" gifts also provide tax benefits. These types of gifts are relatively simple to establish and may include assets that you may not have thought of using as a gift, such as a life insurance policy, checking or savings accounts, stocks, or even real estate.

Most often, a simple addition to your will is all that is required to ensure that your wishes are honored. For more information or to discuss the possibility of a gift in your will, please contact the Development Office at the Campbell Foundation
at (901) 759-5490 or your personal financial advisor.

Click here to learn about Dr. John T. Hocker's lasting legacy at the Campbell Foundation.