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Legacies

Leaving a gift to UHNM Charity in your will is a powerful way to support the hospital and ensure future patients receive the best care. Whether you're planning to leave a specific sum, a percentage of your estate, or the remainder after other provisions, your legacy will make a lasting impact. It's important to understand the steps involved, from listing your assets and choosing beneficiaries to appointing executors and ensuring your will is legally binding. To help guide you through the process, we've provided more detailed information on various aspects of legacy giving. If you’d like to explore these options further, please select the page most relevant to your needs below.

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