Planned Giving
Your legacy can create more possibilities for kids with cancer.
By including CureSearch in your will or estate plans, you can help move promising research toward safer, more effective treatments for children for years to come.
Plan ahead with flexibility
Make a future gift without changing your finances today.
A gift through your will or a beneficiary designation can be updated if your circumstances change.
The CureSearch Planned Giving Society
Make childhood cancer research part of your legacy.
The CureSearch Planned Giving Society recognizes supporters who have included CureSearch in their will or estate plans. By sharing your plans, you allow us to thank you, welcome you to the Society and keep you connected to the research your future gift will help advance.
As a member
Stay connected to the progress you help make possible.
- Updates on the research your future gift will help advance
- Opportunities to hear from CureSearch-funded researchers
- Recognition in our Impact Report, if you choose
Have you included CureSearch?
Tell us about your plans
Please let us know so we can thank you and welcome you to the Society. You decide whether you would like to be recognized publicly.
Ways to leave a gift
Choose the gift that works for you and your family.
Will or living trust
Leave a specific amount, a percentage of your estate or what remains after other gifts. You can update your plans at any time.
Retirement account
Ask your plan administrator for a beneficiary form and name CureSearch for all or part of your IRA, 401(k) or other retirement account.
Life insurance
Contact your insurance provider to name CureSearch as a beneficiary of all or part of your policy.
Your attorney or financial advisor can help you choose the option that fits your goals and your family.
Information for your gift
- Legal name
- CureSearch for Children’s Cancer
- Federal Tax ID (EIN)
- 95-4132414
- Mailing address
- PO Box 45781
Baltimore, MD 21297-5781
We are here to help
Let us help you take the next step.
Personal support
Information for you and your advisor.
Whether you are considering a future gift or have already included CureSearch in your plans, we can answer questions and provide information for you and your advisor.
Important information. CureSearch does not provide legal, tax or financial advice. Please consult your attorney, tax advisor or financial advisor before making or changing an estate plan.
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