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    A planned gift to FPWR can extend your impact far beyond today, helping advance PWS research and better treatments for generations to come.

    Download the Planned Giving Guide

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    A planned gift to the Foundation for Prader-Willi Research can extend your impact far beyond today.

    By including FPWR in your will, trust, retirement account, or other estate plans, you can help advance research and the development of better treatments for people with Prader-Willi syndrome for years to come.

    Your legacy can help create a future with better treatments, better care, and more possibilities for people with PWS.

     

    What is Planned Giving?

    Planned giving is a way to include charitable giving in your financial or estate plans. For many people, a planned gift can be one of the most meaningful gifts they make.

    A planned gift can be as simple as naming FPWR in your will or as a beneficiary of an eligible account. Depending on the type of gift and your individual circumstances, planned giving may also offer financial or tax benefits.

     

    Planning Your Gift

    There are several ways to include FPWR in your plans:

    Bequest: Make a gift through your will or trust. Your gift can be a specific dollar amount, a particular asset, or a percentage of your estate.

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    Creating a Bequest

    A gift in your will can be as simple as including language like:

    I give and bequeath to The Foundation for Prader-Willi Research __% of my total estate (or $__).

    Consult with your attorney when creating or updating your will.

    Retirement Account: Name FPWR as a beneficiary of an IRA, 401(k), or other eligible retirement account.

    Beneficiary Designation: Designate FPWR as a beneficiary of a financial account or life insurance policy.

    Because every financial and estate plan is different, we encourage you to talk with your attorney, estate planner, or financial advisor about the option that is right for you.

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    Your Lasting Impact

    Planned gifts help FPWR continue investing in research that can lead to better treatments and care for people with PWS.

    Your support can help:

    • Advance promising treatments through clinical development
    • Develop new therapeutic approaches
    • Improve clinical trial tools and measures
    • Build critical knowledge about PWS
    • Strengthen resources that support drug development and regulatory review
    • Improve standards of care for people with PWS

    Research progress takes time. A planned gift helps ensure that work can continue for the next generation of people with PWS and their families.

    Planning a Legacy Gift?

    Our Planned Giving Guide includes common gift options, sample bequest language, and FPWR information you can share with your attorney, estate planner, or financial advisor.

    Download the Planned Giving Guide

    Already Included FPWR in Your Plans?

    We would be honored to know.

    Sharing your intentions helps FPWR plan for the future and gives us an opportunity to thank you for making PWS research part of your legacy.

     

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