Planned Giving

Planned Giving refers to a donation that will materialize at a future date. You can decide to make a charitable bequest in your will, making the Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation your beneficiary for a specific amount, percentage or residual of your estate. Life insurance provides another option. You could also choose to designate the Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation as the owner and beneficiary of a paid-up, current or new policy.


With a planned giving strategy tailored to your needs, you can put your assets to work for Mount Sinai Hospital — while you and the hospital share in the benefits.


For more information, contact Kara Maritzer 514-369-2222 ext. 31300


Planned Giving

Planned Giving refers to a donation that will materialize at a future date. You can decide to make a charitable bequest in your will, making the Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation your beneficiary for a specific amount, percentage or residual of your estate. Life insurance provides another option. You could also choose to designate the Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation as the owner and beneficiary of a paid-up, current or new policy.


With a planned giving strategy tailored to your needs, you can put your assets to work for Mount Sinai Hospital — while you and the hospital share in the benefits.


For more information, contact Wendy Corn 514-369-2222 ext. 1300


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