Re-integrate
persons back into the community after a psychiatric
hospitalization, incarceration, or living on
the streets;
Provide a residential treatment program for
teens with serious emotional and behavioral
problems;
Provide education, rehabilitation, social and
career skills and parenting training;
Treat an entire family suffering from the terrible
effects of mental illness and substance abuse;
Respond
to psychiatric emergencies anytime, day or
night, and give people the help they need.
These
are just a few of the many services available
to all in need, regardless of ability to pay.
You can help make this possible by making a
gift now or a bequest in the future.
Outright
Gifts
- This is the simplest and most common type
of gift. Gifts can include cash, securities,
real estate, insurance or personal property.
Bequest
- Many individuals who have supported HMHC during
their lifetime include us in their estate. Provisions
are usually revocable and donors may increase
or decrease the bequest at any time during their
life. These gifts can be either specific dollar
amounts or a percentage of the estate.
Life
Insurance or IRA’s -
Simply by naming HMHC as beneficiary and owner
of a policy or an IRA (either existing or new),
the donor can make a wonderful gift that may
be significantly greater than might otherwise
be possible. A donor who irrevocably transfers
life insurance or IRA to us can claim an income
tax deduction.
Charitable
Gift Annuity
- This is an agreement between the donor and
the HMHC; in exchange for a gift of cash, stock,
mutual fund shares, or other assets, we guarantee
to pay a fixed income for life to the donor
or beneficiary the donor chooses. The income
may be immediate or deferred. HMHC receives
the assets that remain after the income beneficiary
passes.
Charitable
Remainder Trust -
A Charitable Remainder Trust takes property
from the donor’s estate, distributes the
income to the donor, and passes the balance
of its assets to HMHC upon the beneficiary’s
death. Thus, property is removed from the estate
and replaced with a charitable deduction. The
donor retains the income that the trust property
produces.
Charitable
Lead Trust -
A Charitable Lead Trust takes property from
the donor’s estate, distributes the income
to HMHC, and passes the balance of the assets
to the heirs at the donor’s death. Thus,
property that produces or could produce taxable
income is removed from the estate and replaced
with a charitable deduction.
To
discuss making a charitable donation that will
improve the lives of people in need, please
contact Henderson’s Director of Development
at 954-777-1624.
How
You Can Help
