Create a Legacy,
Save Taxes
Demonstrate what you value by supporting the St. Louis Health Equipment Program. We give families the gift of relief, knowing their loved one has what s/he needs. We offer children with special needs the freedom of mobility; we give the dying person the chance to be home with family during his final weeks or months. We help the world, by repurposing equipment instead of sending it to landfills.
Join us in making St. Louis HELP available for everyone who needs it.
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Add St. Louis Health Equipment Lending to your will.
Whether a percentage or a flat amount, these gifts will enable people for years to come to have this critical help.
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Make a Bequest
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Legal Name of the organization: St. Louis Health Equipment Lending Program
Address: 9709 Dielman Rock Island Industrial Drive, St. Louis, MO 63132
Phone: 314-897-4357 (HELP), ext. 4
Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN): 80-0144355
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Recommend a gift from your Donor Advised Fund
These funds provide the donor with a charitable giving checkbook, so to speak, giving him/her a full tax deduction for the donation while providing him/her time to make gifts to charities over months or even years. Donor advised funds are a great way to teach children about giving back. Learn more about Donor Advised Funds.
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Change Your Beneficiary Designations
An easy way to ensure St. Louis Health Equipment Lending receives your support without needing an attorney is to change the beneficiary on your life insurance or retirement funds. Retirement funds are fully taxable when inherited by family. When retirement funds are donated to charity, however, your family and friends who inherit will avoid paying taxes.
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Give the Gift of Stocks
The St. Louis Health Equipment Lending Program accepts gifts of stock. Donate highly appreciated stocks/securities and enjoy tax savings while enabling this organization to make transformational improvements in caring for people in need of health equipment. Contact Karen L at stlhelp@stlhelp.org.
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