Find a Gift to Match Your Goal
Finding the right donation method to match your philanthropic goals is just as important as finding a cause that is near and dear to you. Check out the table below to learn more about how to make a gift that suits your financial and charitable needs.
| YOUR GOAL | YOUR GIFT | HOW TO MAKE THE GIFT | YOUR BENEFITS |
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| Make a quick and easy gift | Outright Gift | Donate cash, securities or personal property to the MUHC Foundation | Credit against income tax payable |
| Make a deferred gift | Gifts in Will | Name the MUHC Foundation in your will | Credit against income tax due for deemed disposition of property at death |
| Make a large gift with relatively little cost to yourself | Gift of life insurance | Apply for a life insurance policy and name the MUHC Foundation as owner and beneficiary | Tax credit for premiums paid |
| Reduce taxation on retirement plans | Gift of RRSPs or RRIFs | Leave the value of your RRSP or RRIF to the MUHC Foundation in your will | Tax credit to offset income tax incurred by deregistration of RRSPs or RRIFs |
| Make a gift that gives year after year | Endowment | Make a donation to the MUHC Foundation that is permanently invested and the income supports the hospital each year. | Leaves a lasting legacy that reflects your personal values and beliefs and makes a significant investment in the future. |
For more information on planned giving, please contact us at 514-934-1934
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Paul Mayrand was the first patient with COVID-19 admitted to the Centre universitaire de santé McGill - McGill University Health Centreintensive care unit in mid-March. He spent 67 days in hospital, 37 of them in the ICU. After contracting COVID-19, Mr. Mayrand went into a coma and was intubated.
This La Presse article explores Mr. Mayrand's incredible story of how his wife, son, and MUHC staff helped his rehabilitation. We also meet the MUHC staff who were with Mr. Mayrand every minute of his journey, including when he opened his eyes and came out of his coma.
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Une fois que les patients les plus gravement atteints de la COVID-19 ont quitté les soins intensifs, une longue réadaptation débute pour eux. Certains doiv...Merci à Uniqlo Canada d'avoir pensé à ceux qui sont en première ligne avec un don de 2 000 t-shirts et camisoles AIRism pour les travailleurs de la santé au site Glen du CUSM. ❤️🏥
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MUHC health care workers at the Glen site were happy to receive 2,000 comfortable AIRism t-shirts and tank tops thanks to a generous donation from Uniqlo Canada. Thank you to Uniqlo for thinking of those who have been working tirelessly to keep our community safe. ❤️🏥
Avec un risque aussi élevé de transmission au personnel de la santé, la COVID-19 constitue un défi : les médecins et les infirmières ne peuvent plus se précipiter au chevet des patients en détresse. Découvrez comment l’utilisation de mannequins de simulation a aidé le personnel à s’adapter aux nouvelles mesures du Code bleu. 🏥👏
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Education essential to COVID-19 care - MUHC Foundation
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At the McGill University Health Centre (MUHC), when a patient goes into cardiac arrest, everyone springs into action. Just like in a medical drama, physicians and nurses rush to the bedside at the cal...The MUHC Foundation would like to thank community member Mr. Jimmy Chan for generously delivering meals to MUHC staff from his family restaurant, Wok Café. He has been donating meals to health care heroes across the city over the course of the pandemic.
"It’s my way to thank them for keeping our community safe, to let them know they are not alone, and that they are connected with many of us. I am with them!” he says. ❤️🏥