FOEM Planned Giving
Thank you for including FOEM in your final estate planning. The Foundation recognizes all planned giving contributors as members of our Legacy Honor Roll, who are celebrated annually at our Legacy Gala: Dinner and Awards Ceremony. To become a member of our Legacy Honor Roll, simply add us as a beneficiary to your existing policy.
Updating your Will
It’s one of the most important legal documents you’ll ever create; a will dictates how you want your assets distributed after you’re gone. But beyond legalities, a will is a reflection of your life. It reveals who and what mattered most to you, and it’s the final gesture by which you’ll be remembered.
A well-planned will relieves family members from having to guess your final wishes during their time of grief, and it ensures they are taken care of in the manner you specify. When you provide for an organization such as the Foundation for Osteopathic Emergency Medicine in your will, you also extend your legacy of caring and generosity.
Want to Add Us to Your Existing Will?
You don’t need to create a new will. Simply ask your attorney to prepare a codicil, a document that amends your original will. This is a common way to make minor changes.
Your Will Can Further Our Mission
Thank you for making the important decision to include FOEM in your final estate planning. The Foundation recognizes all planned giving contributors as members of our Legacy Honor Roll, who are celebrated annually at our Legacy Gala: Dinner and Awards Ceremony. To become a member of our Legacy Honor Roll, simply add us as a beneficiary to your existing policy and fill out the online form below.
The information on this website is not intended as legal or tax advice. For such advice, please consult an attorney or tax advisor.