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A gift in your will or estate plans can help ensure that future generations affected by bleeding disorders continue to experience the connection, education, advocacy, and support that have strengthened our community for decades.
As you plan for the future, we invite you to consider including the Eastern Pennsylvania Bleeding Disorders Foundation (EPBDF) in your will or estate plans.
A legacy gift—of any size—helps ensure that individuals and families affected by bleeding disorders continue to have access to education, advocacy, financial assistance, and the support of a caring community for generations to come.
Your gift can honor what matters most to you while creating a lasting impact on the lives of others.
There are many ways to make a planned gift:
📜 Will or Living Trust
❤️ Life Insurance Beneficiary
🏦 Retirement Account Beneficiary
🌳 Charitable Trusts and Other Planned Gifts
No matter the size, your generosity helps strengthen our mission and ensures that individuals and families affected by bleeding disorders continue to have access to support, education, and community.
I give [percentage or amount] of my estate to the Eastern Pennsylvania Bleeding Disorders Foundation, located at 937 Paoli Pike #1028, West Chester, PA 19380, Federal Tax ID #23-1567876, to be used in support of its mission.
We encourage you to consult your attorney, financial advisor, or estate planning professional when considering a planned gift.
Children. Parents. Grandparents. Future generations.
When you include EPBDF in your plans, you help ensure that our community continues to find support, friendship, and hope for years to come.
Because of generous supporters who came before us, EPBDF has been able to serve the bleeding disorders community for generations. A legacy gift ensures that support continues for generations to come.
If you would like additional information about EPBDF’s Legacy Giving program, please contact us:
Eastern Pennsylvania Bleeding Disorders Foundation
937 Paoli Pike #1028
West Chester, PA 19380
info@epbdf.org