Gift in Your Will

You can include a gift for the Calgary Society for Persons with Disabilities in your Will or Estate Plan and designate your gift as either a portion or percentage of the residue, or a specific amount or a particular item of value. With a gift in your will, you maintain complete control of your assets during your lifetime, and your estate can receive a charitable tax receipt to help offset tax on your estate.

Gifts by Beneficiary Designation

You can name the Calgary Society for Persons with Disabilities as a beneficiary of your Registered Retirement Saving Plan (RRSP), Registered Retirement Income Funds (RRIF), Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA), Mutual Funds, Life Insurance or other financial account. To support with a gift, simply request a change of beneficiary form from the company assets and designate the Calgary Society for Persons with Disabilities as a beneficiary. It’s as easy as signing your name and you may even reduce income tax and/or tax on your estate.

Why donate to CSPD?

By including a gift in your Will or Trust for the Calgary Society for Persons with Disabilities, you are building your lasting legacy and highlighting your commitment to supporting the lives of the clients that we support. While a legacy is important, there are other benefits to donating. Charitable gifts in your Will or Estate Plan, can help offset tax on your estate and possibly leave more for your loved ones. There is no cost to donate and you can change your mind and your Will at any time if your circumstances change, or choose to increase your donation during your lifetime.