Bequests in Wills

There are several ways you can name the Alzheimer Resource Center as a beneficiary in your will or trust. You may choose to give specific assets, a portion of your estate, or your residual estate after payment of other bequests.

You can state how you would like your gift to be used.

• State for a specific purpose or program.
• Designate "wherever the need it greatest" so that Alzheimer Resource Center can choose to use your gift to fulfill our mission.
• Direct gift to our annual fund.
• Direct gift to our endowment fund.

Residual estate (after other bequests or designations are named): "I give to the Alzheimer Resource Center, located in Orlando, Florida, the rest and residue of my estate to be used by the Alzheimer Resource Center wherever the need is greatest."

Portion of the estate: "I give to the Alzheimer Resource Center, located in Orlando, Florida, ________% of my estate to be used by the Alzheimer Resource Center wherever the need is greatest."

Specific amount: "I give to the Alzheimer Resource Center, located in Orlando, Florida, the sum of $ __________ to be used by the Alzheimer Resource Center wherever the need is greatest."

Specific property: "I give to the Alzheimer Resource Center, located in Orlando, Florida, all of my right, title and interest in the following described real estate (insert legal description of property) to be used by the Alzheimer Resource Center wherever the need is greatest."

Please seek legal and tax counseling.