Planned Giving
The plans you make today will help define your legacy in our community tomorrow. Your gift will help the youth and families we support.
Charitable Bequests
A charitable bequest gift can be made by naming Hull Services as an estate beneficiary. With a gift through your will, you retain full use of your gift property during your lifetime. You can leave your gift unrestricted or choose how it’s designated.
A specific bequest is a gift of money or property. When you designate a fixed dollar amount or specific property to Hull, the size of the gift remains fixed and is the first to be distributed from your estate.
A residual bequest is a gift that comes from what is left in your estate once all other debts, taxes, beneficiaries and expenses are paid. There is no need to update a residual bequest in your will even as your estate adjusts in size.
Talk to your financial adviser about the option that is right for you and your family.
RRSPs, RRIFs and Other Retirement Savings
A charitable retirement savings gift can be made by naming Hull Services as a direct beneficiary. Saving for your retirement is an essential part of a complete financial plan. However, your strategy should also consider what happens to your RRSPs, RRIFs or other retirement savings. Talk to your financial adviser about making plans that are right for you and your family.
Please note: We will work with you to develop the appropriate acknowledgment of your gift. However, some donors wish to remain anonymous.