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Planned Giving

Our team is available to guide you in considering giving options.

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Making A Gift That Lasts for Generations

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Bequests

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Gifts of Stock

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Retirement Accounts

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Charitable Trusts

Endowed Gifts and Named Funds

Planned Giving Resources

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    Deciphering the Details

    Each planned giving option has benefits to consider, along with specific processes and regulations to follow in making your gift. For more details, we invite you to review our planned giving resources or call us at (208) 505-2981.

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    Legacy Society

    Legacy Society members are individuals or couples who have generously named the St. Luke’s Health Foundation in their estate plans. These types of gifts help ensure that we can continue to support health care excellence long into the future.

Donor Stories

Art and Becky

In 2019, Art and Becky Hastings were the first to commit an estate plan gift to the new St. Luke’s Cancer Institute in Nampa, where Becky received treatment for lung cancer. With their gift, they had the opportunity to name a St. Luke’s space. The couple chose to add their names to the radiation vault waiting area, and named the atrium “Becky’s Garden.”

After Becky passed away in 2021, Art kept giving back. He made wooden gazebos and donated the proceeds back to the St. Luke's Cancer Institute in Nampa. Art also gave each staff member a water bottle, which he hand-delivered as a thank you for the love and care they showed to Becky.

Art died in November 2023. He thought about St. Luke’s to the end, leaving an additional portion of his estate to St. Luke's in his will. Art and Becky will forever be a part of the Nampa clinic’s family—and their legacy will live on in support of patients for years to come.

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