APGO Founder's Society
The APGO Founder's Society recognizes the generosity of those who have pledged to remember APGO and the APGO Medical Education Foundation in their estate plans.
Membership is extended to those who have made a personal financial commitment to help sustain future APGO activities. A will, living trust, life insurance or other estate planning provisions offer excellent opportunities for establishing a lasting memorial.
A Founder's Society member makes a pledge to APGO by:
- Naming the Foundation in their will bequesting personal property that includes, but is not limited to, money, stocks, bonds, life insurance, real estate or other personal property;
- Assigning a bank, brokerage, pension or retirement account to the Foundation; or
- Establishing a charitable trust or similar financial instrument to benefit the Foundation.
There is no minimum amount required; however, the Foundation suggests that minimum initial bequests be $10,000 or more.
Planned Giving
There are innumerable ways to remember APGO as you plan for your its future and your own. Information on the advantages of estate planning in general and the Founder's Society specifically, is available from the APGO Executive Director, Donna Wachter.
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