Ways to Leave a Lasting Legacy
Cash Contribution: Give from available assets for immediate impact.
Bequest Retirement Assets: Name Hillcrest Home the beneficiary of the remainder of an IRA or employee benefit assets after your lifetime.
Personal Property: Donate tangible personal property to be used for a tax-exempt function.
Appreciated Securities: Contribute long-term appreciated stock or other securities.
Life Insurance: Contribute a life insurance policy you no longer need or name Hillcrest as a beneficiary of a new or current policy.
Bequest: Name Hillcrest in your will or revocable living trust. You can designate a specific amount, a percentage, or a share of the remainder.
Real Estate: Donate property to Hillcrest or sell it to us at a reduced price.
Retained Life Estate: Deed ownership of your primary residence, vacation home, or farm, but retain full occupancy.
Charitable Remainder Annuity: Enter an annuity contract with Hillcrest that pays a set amount to you or your spouse for a lifetime.
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The Hillcrest Memorial Foundation started in 1987. It serves as the collection and distribution arm of Hillcrest for honorary or in memoriam monies given. The Board determines where bequests are distributed. Members are selected by the Board and other Foundation members. Members meet quarterly to receive these holdings.
Current members of the foundation board include
• Dave Hassman
• Keith Niemann • Gene Knoploh
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Ann Wedemeier • Ron Meyer
In addition you may also make a contribution to Hillcrest, you may do so by calling 563-578-8591. We are a 501c3 nonprofit so your donation may have tax advantages. Interested in leaving a larger legacy? We suggest the Hillcrest Memorial Foundation.
Please consult your tax and financial advisors for specifics. Any statement of benefit is subject to Federal, State, and IRS variance and should be verified for your situation.