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Other Ways to Give
There are many ways to help enable the Bert Nash Center to expand our reach, enhance program initiatives, and develop innovative approaches to address the evolving needs of those facing behavioral health challenges. Through these alternative giving options, donors become instrumental in responding to needs, restoring lives, and building a healthy community.
One of the most powerful ways to support the Bert Nash Center is by creating your legacy in your will or Revocable Living Trust. It is a gift that costs nothing today but can have a dramatic effect on the future of the Bert Nash Center and our community.
To start your legacy today, we invite you to use FreeWill, a free, online tool that guides you through the process of creating your will in just 20 minutes. It is free, no matter what, and can be used with an attorney to finalize your estate plans. It’s important to note that the Bert Nash Center nor FreeWill provides tax or legal advice. If you have questions or concerns regarding how this tool may be used to achieve your specific planning objectives, we recommend that you contact a qualified attorney.
If you have already included a gift to the Bert Nash Center in your will, please fill out this form to let us know about your intentions.
Beneficiary Designations
For additional assets not covered in your will, including (but not limited to): 401ks, IRAs, Life Insurance Policies, and Bank Accounts, you must designate a beneficiary. If you would like to name the Bert Nash Center as your beneficiary, you can do so by clicking the button and filling out the form.
Questions about planned giving? Contact Sarah Hoadley, Development Director at shoadley@bertnash.org or 785-830-1765.
This resource can help you find a lawyer near you so you can finalize your plans and ensure everything aligns with your values and wishes.
Community Sponsors
We are grateful for the meaningful support of the many community organizations who invest both financial and in-kind contributions to the Bert Nash Center. These organizations allow us to continue to provide accessible and affordable behavioral health care to our neighbors, family, and friends.
