Estate & Legacy Giving

A simple way to make a lasting difference

One of the most common ways to make a legacy gift is by including Village Health Partnership in your will or living trust. You can designate a specific amount, a percentage of your estate, or what remains after other gifts are made. These gifts help sustain maternal and neonatal care, health worker training, and facility improvements over the long term.

No matter the size, a bequest helps strengthen health systems and expand access to safe care.

Why Supporters Choose Legacy Giving

Many donors choose estate gifts because they:

• Reflect deeply held values
• Create long-term impact beyond their lifetime
• Support causes they care about without affecting current finances
• Are flexible and can be updated if circumstances change

Legacy gifts are often private and personal, but their impact is powerful and enduring.

How it Works

You don’t need to be wealthy to leave a legacy gift.

Planning a gift in your will or trust is often straightforward. Your attorney can add simple language naming Village Health Partnership as a beneficiary. You can adjust your plans at any time, and you can structure your gift in the way that best fits your goals and family needs.

Sample bequest language:

I give to Village Health Partnership (EIN: 01-0967873), a nonprofit organization, [percentage / specific amount / remainder] of my estate to be used for its general charitable purposes.