Leave a Legacy of Hope
Your Gift. Their Future. Our Community.
For generations to come, families across Curry County and the south coast will need access to quality infusion services close to home. Your generosity supports the Curry Infusion Center.Jump to:
Bequests Beneficiary Designation
Real estate Frequently Asked Questions
Why include the Curry Infusion Center in your estate plans?
When you make a planned gift, you're investing in:• Lifesaving care – Our state-of-the-art infusion center is specifically designed to administer medication via intravenous (IV) infusion.
• Economic resilience – Healthcare jobs and the peace of mind that comes from knowing care is close when it's needed most.
• Lasting impact – Your legacy will touch countless lives as the Curry Infusion Center serves patients for decades to come
How to leave your legacy
BequestsInclude “Curry Infusion Center” in your will or living trust with a specific amount, percentage of your estate, or remainder after other bequests.
Sample bequest language: "I give [amount/percentage/remainder] to Curry Infusion Center, Curry Health District Tax ID 93-0937095, located in Gold Beach, Oregon, for its general charitable purposes."
Beneficiary Designations
Name Curry Health District as a beneficiary of your:
• Retirement accounts (e.g., IRA, 401(k), 403(b))**
• Life insurance policy
• Bank or investment accounts
This simple update takes just minutes and doesn't require changing your will.
** Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCDs) cannot be made directly from a 403(b) or 401(k) plan. QCDs are exclusively allowed from Traditional or Roth IRAs.
Real estate
Donate appreciated property or farmland to avoid capital gains taxes while supporting your community's health. To discuss a potential gift of real estate, contact Karen Cunningham via email to karenc@curryhealthfoundation.org or by calling 541.247.3189.Frequently asked questions
Will my gift go where I want it to?Yes. You can designate your gift for the Curry Infusion Center or to Curry Health Network's greatest needs.
Can I change my mind?
Most planned gifts including bequests and beneficiary designations, are revocable. Your circumstances may change, and that's okay.
Will my family be taken care of first?
Absolutely. Bequests allow you to provide for loved ones first while leaving a meaningful gift from what remains.
Do I need to be wealthy?
Not at all. Bequests of any size make a difference. Many donors find they can give more through their estate than they could during their lifetime.
Take the next step
Ready to start the conversation? Contact the Curry Infusion Center campaign manager, Karen Cunningham via email to karenc@curryhealthfoundation.org or by calling 541.247.3189. We're here to answer questions, provide gift illustrations, and work with you and your advisors to create a plan that reflects your values and supports your community's health.Please consult with your financial and legal advisors when making estate planning decisions. The information on this page is not intended as legal or tax advice.