HMRI | Huntington Medical Research Institutes
HMRI | Huntington Medical Research Institutes

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Questions? Contact our Office of Development at 626.389.3408 or development@hmri.org

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CIRCLES OF SUPPORT

HMRI's Circles of Support are comprised of community members who are committed to advancing our mission: changing lives through patient-focused scientific research.

Your support enables our physician-scientists to continue their life's work: identifying the root causes of heart failure, migraine, Alzheimer's disease, mental disorders, colorectal diseases, and more—and searching for cures that will help millions.

FRIENDS ($100)

HIPPOCRATES ($500)

PASTEUR ($1,000)

SALK ($2,500)

CURIE ($5,000)

EMPLOYER MATCHING GIFTS

Many companies will match the philanthropy of their employees, with some even matching donations made by spouses and retirees. Use this simple form to confirm if your employer offers a matching gift program.

If you have a printed matching gift form, please mail it to:

Huntington Medical Research Institutes (HMRI)
686 S. Fair Oaks Avenue
Pasadena, CA 911O5
Attn: Office of Development

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GIFTS OF STOCK

We welcome gifts of publicly traded stock, both electronically and physically.

Please call our Office of Development (626.389.3407) to let us know ahead of time that you will be donating stock electronically, or to donate paper stock certificates.

GIFTS OF STOCK

We welcome gifts of publicly traded stock, both electronically and physically.

Please call our Office of Development (626.389.3407) to let us know ahead of time that you will be donating stock electronically, or to donate paper stock certificates.

To donate stock, ask your broker to send as follows:

Charles Schwab and Co., Inc.
101 Montgomery Street
San Francisco, CA 94104

Deliver to DTC Clearing 0164 Code 40
Account Number 9044-4718
for Huntington Medical Research Institutes

GIFT PLANNING

By including HMRI in your estate plans, you can tie your legacy to helping millions who face global health issues like heart disease, mental illness, and Alzheimer's.

Leave a lasting impact on our world by planning your gift to HMRI today.

GIFT PLANNING

By including HMRI in your estate plans, you can tie your legacy to helping millions who face global health issues like heart disease, mental illness, and Alzheimer's.

Leave a lasting impact on our world by planning your gift to HMRI today.

A BEQUEST IN YOUR WILL OR TRUST IS THE EASIEST WAY TO MAKE AN IMPACT

Leaving a bequest to HMRI in your Will or Trust is the most common type of legacy gift. A bequest is a transfer of personal property as directed by specific provisions of a person's Will or Trust after one's lifetime. A charitable bequest is when an individual designates a charitable organization as the recipient. By including a bequest to HMRI in your Will, you are directly contributing to the lasting impact of the work we do for generations to come.

Beneficiary Designations

Some people prefer the increased flexibility that a beneficiary designation provides by using:

  • IRAs, 401(k), 403(b) or other qualifying retirement plans
  • Life insurance policies

It only takes three simple steps to make this type of gift. Here's how to name HMRI as a beneficiary:

  1. Contact your retirement plan administrator, insurance company, bank, or financial institution for a change-of-beneficiary form.
  2. Decide what percentage (1 to 100) you would like us to receive and name us, along with the percentage you chose, on the beneficiary form.
  3. Return the completed form to your plan administrator, insurance company, bank, or financial institution.
GIFTS OF SECURITIES

A charitable contribution of appreciated securities—such as stocks, bonds, and/or mutual funds that have realized significant appreciation over time—is one of the most tax-efficient ways to give.

This method of giving has become increasingly popular in recent years because of two key advantages:

  1. Any appreciated securities with unrealized gains (meaning they have a current value greater than their original cost) may be donated to a public charity and a tax deduction may be taken for the full fair market value of the securities—up to 30% of the donor's adjusted gross income.
  2. Since the securities are donated rather than sold, capital gains taxes from selling the securities no longer apply. The more appreciation the securities have, the greater the tax savings will be.