Outright Gifts
The Woodland Healthcare Foundation accepts gifts of all kinds from donations of cash or stock to memorial gifts in honor of a loved one.
An outright cash gift is the simplest form of giving and may be made in the form of cash, checks or credit card.
Pledges
Pledging is the method many donors choose to make more meaningful gifts. Monthly, quarterly or annual payment arrangements may be made with the Foundation.
Memorial and Tribute Gifts
A memorial gift is an enduring tribute to a friend or loved one. It is a way to honor someone special or a very personal way to convey your feelings to a family who has lost a loved one. Making a tribute gift to honor an individual is a thoughtful way to commemorate a birthday, an anniversary or a kindness. Frequently, tribute gifts are made to honor special care received at Woodland Healthcare.
Gift of Stock or Securities
Giving stock can help combine your charitable giving goals with effective estate and financial planning. By giving appreciated stock to the Woodland Healthcare Foundation, you can avoid capital gain taxes that would be due as a result of its sale. This way, you can turn stock market gains into community investment to care for those in greatest need.
For electronic stock donations to Woodland Healthcare Foundation please include the following DTC delivery instructions:
To: Wells Fargo Clearing Services, LLC
Account Representative: Heather Djuric (916) 491-6394
DTC Participant: #0141
Account Name: WMH Foundation
Account Number: 5258-2347
In-Kind Gift
A non-cash gift, also called an in-kind gift, is a non-monetary contribution of equipment, supplies, corporate services/facilities, professional services or other property that will benefit the Woodland Healthcare Foundation programs and services. In-kind gifts are tax-deductible. Please contact the Woodland Healthcare Foundation to learn if the proposed non-cash contribution would be appropriate for Woodland Healthcare.
For more information about giving opportunities, please call the Woodland Healthcare Foundation at (530) 669-5680.