Leaving a gift in your Will is a generous and meaningful way to ensure the future of hospice care. There are different types of gifts you can leave, each offering flexibility to suit your personal wishes and circumstances.
Below are the most common types of gifts people choose to leave:

Residuary gifts
A residuary gift is a share of your estate that is left after all debts, taxes, and other specific gifts have been paid. It’s a great way to ensure your gift supports the hospice while leaving flexibility for your loved ones.

Pecuniary gifts
A pecuniary gift is a fixed sum of money that you can allocate to Saint Francis Hospice in your Will. Whether it’s a small or substantial amount, your gift can make a meaningful impact on the lives of patients and families.

Specific gifts
Specific gifts are individual items of value that you may choose to leave, such as property, stocks, shares, or personal possessions. These gifts allow you to leave something meaningful and tangible to the hospice.