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![]() Sample Bequest WordingThe following includes several examples of suggested bequest wording to benefit Drexel University College of Medicine. Each individual situation is unique and, therefore, these examples include only some of the possible gift opportunities. We encourage you to share your final will provision with Drexel University College of Medicine to ensure that your wishes will be properly followed and recognized. Percentage of estate for unrestricted purposes Percentage of estate for specific purposes with an endowment provision If changed circumstances should at some future time make it impractical to continue using the income from the Fund for the purpose designated, then the Drexe Medicine Board of Directors may redesignate the purpose for which the Fund's income may be distributed, provided that the Fund shall continue to bear the name ________________ ENDOWED FUND, and that the amended terms shall adhere as closely as possible to my original intent. Specific amount for unrestricted purposes Specific amount for specific purposes If changed circumstances should at some future time make it impractical to continue using the income from the Fund for the purpose designated, then the Drexel Medicine Board of Directors may redesignate the purpose to adhere as closely as possible to my original intent. To assist you with your plans, Drexel Medicine can provide sample language for the program or area you wish to support. This confidential service is available to you without obligation. Designating the purpose of a bequest: Unrestricted: The most useful type of bequest is unrestricted, allowing the funds to be allocated by Drexel Medicine wherever the need is greatest. Restricted: You may designate your bequest to support a special program or purpose that reflects your personal or professional interest (for example: scholarships, faculty research and development, or library acquisitions). If the bequest is restricted to a specific purpose, it is important that the following wording be added at the end of the provision. This will ensure that, in the remote possibility a field of study or specified purpose may cease to need funds in the future, an alternate use for the bequest may be determined. "..... for so long as the Board of Directors of Drexel Medicine determines that the need exists. Should the need no longer exist, said Board of Directors may, in its sole discretion, direct the use of my bequest for a purpose related as closely as possible to that stated above."
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