Planned Giving

By including Arlington Free Clinic in your will or estate plans, you will ensure that our neighbors in need continue to receive access to whole-person healthcare long past your own lifetime and leave a lasting legacy. We gratefully accept gifts of appreciated securities, bequests, retirement plans, and life insurance policies.  

Learn more about the different giving vehicles Arlington Free Clinic accepts at the subpages below.  

For questions and additional information, please contact Alicia Nieves, Director of Development & Communications, at anieves@arlingtonfreeclinic.org or 703-979-1425, ext. 121.   

AFC does not provide legal or tax advice. Please seek counsel from a financial advisor or attorney. 

Bequests are a great way to leave a lasting legacy by including language in your will or trust designating a gift to be made to family, friends, or your favorite charity, like Arlington Free Clinic, as part of your estate plans. Consult an estate-planning attorney to discuss the details of your intent.  

Ways you can leave a bequest to Arlington Free Clinic include:  

  • Include a bequest to Arlington Free Clinic in your will or trust  
  • Designate Arlington Free Clinic as a full, partial, or contingent beneficiary of your retirement account (IRA, 401(k), 403(b), or pension)  
  • Name Arlington Free Clinic as a beneficiary of your life insurance policy or Donor-Advised Fund 

A bequest can be made in several ways:  

  • Percentage bequest – make a gift as a percentage of your estate  
  • Specific bequest  make a gift of a specific amount or specific asset  
  • Residual bequest – make a gift from the balance or residue of your estate  

Sample language for use in a will or living trust:   

“I give, devise, bequeath to Arlington Free Clinic, a Virginia non-profit, 2921 11th Street S., Arlington, Virginia 22204, Tax ID 54-1671883, (please state here specific real or personal property, dollar amount, percentage of estate, or part or all of remainder of the estate). The proceeds of my bequest are to be used as follows: (description of specific program/purpose, if any, or to be used for Arlington Free Clinic’s general purposes or as decided by its board of directors).”  

Donating part or all your unused retirement assets, such as your IRA, 401(k), 403(b), pension, or other tax-deferred plan, is an excellent way to make a gift to Arlington Free Clinic. This allows you to continue using your account as long as you need it, while receiving potential estate tax savings, and leave a legacy that ensures support for causes you care about, like Arlington Free Clinic! 

Ask your account custodian for a beneficiary form today. 

A donor-advised fund (DAF) is a special philanthropic account established at a financial institution, community foundation, or public charity to recommend grants to your favorite organizations, like AFC. Below is some information you may need when recommending a grant from your donor-advised fund to AFC: 

  • Legal Name: Arlington Free Clinic 
  • Tax Identification Number 54-1671883 
  • Office Location: 2921 11th Street South, Arlington, VA 22204 

Once you recommend a grant to AFC, please notify Alicia Nieves at anieves@arlingtonfreeclinic.org or 703-979-1425, ext. 121 to provide the fund name, amount of your grant, and any other pertinent details.   

A charitable trust transfers ownership and management of cash and/or appreciated securities to Arlington Free Clinic. Charitable Remainder Trusts (CRT) and Charitable Lead Trusts (CLT) are great giving options for those with large charitable intent, usually $250,000 or more. Some donors who pursue these giving vehicles are interested in receiving an annuity from a CRT during their lifetime or providing a non-charitable beneficiary (e.g., family member) an annuity from a CLT at their death. Consult an estate-planning attorney to discuss the details of your intent. 

Arlington Free Clinic is very grateful to those who choose to remember us in their wills or trusts, including those below:

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Anne V. Hamilton

Anne spent her entire adult life in Arlington and was always involved in her local community and civic affairs. We would’ve loved the opportunity to meet Anne, who made such a generous bequest to AFC – but instead had the privilege of learning about her through the words of her friends.

Learn more about Anne and her incredible generosity here.

Contact AFC’s Development Department
For more information, please contact Alicia Nieves, AFC Director of Development, at anieves@arlingtonfreeclinic.org or 703-979-1425, ext. 121. Thank you for supporting Arlington Free Clinic!

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AFC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization | EIN #54-1671883
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