Leave a Legacy: The Enduring Care Circle
The Enduring Care Circle acknowledges the generosity of supporters who have included Memory & Movement Charlotte in their estate plans. These legacy gifts will provide crucial support in the years to come, helping us continue to provide compassionate, comprehensive care for generations to come.
Anyone can leave a legacy gift of any size, and there are simple ways to do it, including:
- Bequests: Include a gift to MMC in your will or living trust. This can be a specific amount, a percentage of your estate, or a residual bequest after other distributions have been made.
- IRA / Retirement Assets / Life Insurance: Name MMC as a beneficiary of your retirement accounts, life insurance policies, or other financial accounts.
- Charitable Trust: Establish a charitable remainder trust to benefit MMC while also providing income to you or your loved ones.
- Gifts of Real Estate or Personal Property: Donate real estate, valuable personal property, or other assets to MMC.
How to Get Started
Planning your gift is easier than you might think. We recommend consulting with your financial advisor or estate planning attorney to determine the best way to include Memory & Movement Charlotte in your plans.
Tax Benefits
Planned giving can offer significant tax advantages, helping you maximize the impact of your gift while also benefiting your financial situation. We recommend consulting with your financial advisor or estate planning attorney to understand the specific tax benefits that may apply to your situation.
Letter of Intent
To help us understand your intentions and recognize your generosity, please download and return a Letter of Intent. This document is not legally binding and can be changed at any time.
Questions?
If you or your financial advisor need further information, please contact:
Melanie Baron, Director of Development
Memory & Movement Charlotte
mbaron@mmclt.org
704-577-3186 x1128
Financial information about this organization and a copy of its license are available from the State Solicitation Licensing Branch at 1-919-814-5400. This is not an endorsement by the state.
