Bequests in your will
Designate a specific dollar amount, or a percentage of your remaining estate.
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Planned giving
Help ensure adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities always have a safe, affordable and inclusive home.
Why it matters
By remembering the Delta Housing Be Mine Society in your estate plans, you create a future where no individual with varying abilities is left without a front door of their own.
A legacy gift allows you to support long-term inclusive housing choices, community advocacy, and resources in Delta for generations to come.
A legacy gift is not only for large estates. A modest bequest, or a small percentage of what remains, still makes a real difference, and it costs you nothing during your lifetime.
Ways to give
Your lawyer or financial advisor can help you choose the option that suits your circumstances best.
Designate a specific dollar amount, or a percentage of your remaining estate.
Name the society as a beneficiary of your RRSP, RRIF, or TFSA.
Gift a new or existing policy to generate significant future impact.
For your advisor
Your lawyer, notary, or financial advisor will need the details below to name us correctly.
Delta Housing Be Mine Society is a registered Canadian charity with the Canada Revenue Agency. Your estate receives a charitable tax receipt for the value of a legacy gift, which can reduce the tax payable on your final return.
DHBMS cannot provide legal or financial advice. Please speak with your own lawyer, notary, or financial advisor before making a decision about your estate.
To discuss a planned gift in confidence, please contact our leadership team directly. There is no obligation, and nothing you tell us is shared.
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