The same Hope, generation after generation
A legacy gift is a gift of Hope that keeps reaching these mountains long after you have gone to glory.
Haiti Education Foundation is now educating the grandchildren of its very first students. Your estate gift can carry that work to the generation after them.
Simple ways to include Haiti Education Foundation
Estate giving does not require complicated paperwork or a large fortune. Most families choose one of these three simple paths.
A Bequest in Your Will
The most common way to leave a legacy. A specific dollar amount, a percentage of your estate, or a particular asset, written into your will or added later through a simple amendment.
A Trust Designation
If you have a living trust, Haiti Education Foundation can be named as a beneficiary of all or part of it, so your support continues for generations.
A Beneficiary Designation
Retirement accounts, life insurance policies, and bank accounts often let you name a beneficiary directly. It is usually a short form, not a legal document, and it does not require changing your will.
Haiti Education Foundation does not offer legal or financial advice on this page. Our team can connect you with someone to walk through these options with your own attorney or advisor.
Language for your documents
When naming Haiti Education Foundation in a will, trust, or beneficiary designation, please use our full legal name and tax identification number below.
Haiti Education Foundation, Inc.
501(c)(3) · EIN 71-0808822
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For generations to come
Families have trusted Haiti Education Foundation with gifts meant to keep reaching children long after they were given. Perhaps your family’s legacy is called to reach the next generation too.
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