Planned Giving
Our team is available to guide you in considering giving options.
Planned Giving
Our team is available to guide you in considering giving options.
Making A Gift That Lasts for Generations
Philanthropy is one of the most important things in the St. Luke’s community, as it binds us together and provides comfort and reassurance to our patients, family members, and staff. Planned giving, also known as legacy giving, is a way for you to make a gift in your will, living trust, or other part of your estate plan that will benefit St. Luke’s for generations to come.
If you’re considering a planned gift, our team is available to assist you in exploring options to find the best fit for your needs and interests. We invite you to call us at (208) 505-2981.
Donor Stories
Roslin
Originally from England, Roslin has now been a Boise resident for decades. She worked at St. Luke’s in a variety of roles over fifteen years and often reflects on the value of St. Luke’s relationship-based care philosophy.
When asked what inspired her to include a bequest to St. Luke’s in her will, Roslin’s answer was simple: the staff. “The leaders and staff we have are exceptional. Our iCare values are alive at St. Luke’s. Staff are dedicated and caring—not only of our patients, but of one another.”
Roslin’s generosity goes beyond her estate gift. Each year, she directs part of her required minimum distribution (RMD) from her IRA to St. Luke’s and other charities, a choice that lowers her tax bill while maximizing her impact.
Planned Giving Options
A bequest is a gift from your estate. It could be a transfer of cash, securities or other property. You can make a bequest to St. Luke’s Health Foundation by including language in your will or living trust, leaving a portion of your estate to St. Luke’s, or by designating St. Luke’s as a beneficiary of your retirement account or life insurance policy.
