Good Samaritan Society – Kissimmee Village

Jan 25, 2012

(Kissimmee, Fla.) – There is something dynamic about gathering people together who all share a vision and commitment to make a difference. Good Samaritan Society – Kissimmee Village invites all members of its Heritage Club to a Feb. 15 event celebrating the difference donors make in the community. The event begins at 10 a.m. at the Fairway Cafe patio. RSVP is requested by Feb. 7.

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What is the Heritage Club?

The Good Samaritan Heritage Club recognizes those people with the same vision that characterized the Society’s founder, the Rev. August “Dad” Hoeger. Heritage Club members identify themselves as supporting the long-range needs of Kissimmee Village through the establishment of a planned gift.

 

Why join the Heritage Club?

It feels great to develop an estate plan that reflects your values and accomplishes your charitable goals. Thanks to tax laws that recognize the importance and value of charitable planning, there are many creative ways to demonstrate support for the mission and ministry of Kissimmee Village.

 

Heritage Club members receive a special medallion and the grateful thanks of residents and staff members who will experience God’s love in word and deed at Kissimmee Village.

 

How have Heritage Club donors helped the Village?

Here are a few gift options that may be of interest to you.

• A bequest in a will or living trust is a great way to make a future gift.
• Changing a beneficiary designation on an insurance policy or a retirement account is convenient.
• Other creative gift options include life estates, charitable gift annuities and charitable trusts.

 

Staff members are available to assist with these types of planning.

 

If you have established a planned gift benefitting Kissimmee Village and have never joined the Heritage Club, now may be the perfect time.

 

Contact the resource development office or call George Weber at (407) 933-3744 before Feb. 7 to be officially welcomed into the club at this year’s event. Larry Raad from the Good Samaritan Foundation will be on hand to help with any question and details.