Professional advisors, including lawyers, chartered accountants, bankers, financial planners and real estate professionals, play a critical role in wealth planning for their clients, many of whom have a deep interest in supporting charitable causes.

By partnering with BC Children’s Hospital Foundation, you can enhance your clients’ lives while creating a legacy for future generations of BC kids.

Benefits of Partnering

Professional advisors are in a unique position to provide opportunities for clients to achieve their charitable goals. There are multiple benefits to partnering with BC Children’s Hospital Foundation:

• We work as your partner. We are here to help you provide a full range of services and added value to your clients.
• We are experts on charitable giving. Whether it is a simple the provision of our legal name or putting together a complicated estate plan, we can help you meet your clients’ needs.
• We help your clients donate a variety of assets, including wills, securities, endowments, life insurance, charitable trusts, RRSPs and RRIFs, and property.

BC Children’s Hospital Foundation has a number of resources to assist professional advisors when discussing charitable giving with clients:

• A fast and easy way to get started is to order your free, no-obligation Charitable Giving Will Planning Kit. This informative kit will help your clients reflect on what’s most important to them and their families.
• Legacies Round Table luncheons educate professional advisors on financial tools and resources available for their clients.
• Our annual Legacies Conference promotes planned giving in the Chinese-Canadian community. Professional advisors, long-time supporters and friends have the opportunity to learn about gift and estate planning from experts in the fields

For more information, please contact us at 604-875-2444 or plannedgivinginfo@bcchf.ca.

For Cantonese/Mandarin inquiries, please contact Sunny Leung at 604-875-2503
or sleung@bcchf.ca.

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