One of the simplest ways to bestow your generosity on the lives of the children and adults at CHI Centers is through a bequest. In fact, bequests of all sizes are important because they represent an easy way to continue support of our vital programs.

• For example, you may make a general bequest by bequeathing a specific piece of property (real estate, jewelry, stocks or bonds), a specific amount of money, or a percentage of your estate.
  
• Another example is a residuary bequest which may simply state that Centers for the Handicapped Foundation is to receive the remainder of your estate after certain specified bequests have been made.
• A third example of a bequest is a contingent bequest which may be used to provide for the distribution of property in the event your named beneficiaries do not survive you.