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New Britain General campus:
100 Grand Street
New Britain, CT 06050
(860) 224-5011
(860) 225-6244

Bradley Memorial campus:
81 Meriden Avenue
Southington, CT 06489
(860) 276-5000
(860) 276-5055

The Hospital of Central Connecticut is a member of the Central Connecticut Health Alliance

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Giving options

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Cash - Check or Credit Card
A gift of cash, check or credit card may be made as a one-time donation to the hospital, or as a scheduled payment over time. If you would like to mail your contribution with a gift form, you can Download a PDF of the Gift Form, viewable with Acrobat Reader, and print it out.

Please mail your contribution and form to:

Hospital of Central Connecticut
Development Office
100 Grand Street
P.O. Box 100
New Britain, CT 06050-0100


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Stocks and Securities
Many donors find it advantageous, from a tax standpoint, to make outright gifts of securities that have increased in value since purchase. Such gifts can avoid capital gains taxes and transfers are easy to arrange. Securities may be transferred directly to the hospital's broker or mailed unendorsed to the Development Office. It is also possible to make gifts of mutual fund shares.

A brochure describing how to make a gift of stock is available by request from the Development office or a PDF version, viewable with Acrobat Reader, can be downloaded by clicking here.

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Matching Gifts
Financial support is provided by companies through employee matching gift programs. These companies match their employees' donations to nonprofit organizations, enabling their employees to multiply their support by doubling, or in some cases tripling employee gifts. To obtain a matching gift form, contact your company's Human Resource Office.

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Real Estate and Other Tangible Property
As with gifts of long-term capital gain securities, a donor is entitled to a charitable deduction for gifts of personal property within long-term capital gains, such as real estate, works of art, antiques and other tangible personal property. Although the responsibility for appraisal rests with the donor, that expense is tax-deductible for donors who itemize. It is also possible to make a gift of real estate and, if the donor wishes, retain the right to live on the property during one's lifetime.

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Wills and Bequests
Have you considered extending your generosity beyond your lifetime by naming The Hospital of Central Connecticut in your will? A bequest of a specific amount or a percentage of the residue of your estate allows you the flexibility of supporting the future of our hospital while ensuring the ultimate care of loved ones.

The 1899 Society recognizes individuals and families, during their lifetime, who have made a minimum of a $10,000 gift through their wills or have made other estate plans to benefit our hospital.

If you have made plans for such a gift to our hospital, please contact the Development Office so that we may recognize you as a member of our 1899 Society, which includes annual invitations to special events.

For your convenience, the Development Office has sample language that can be used in your will.

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Charitable Gift Annuities
HCC offers charitable gift annuities that provide lifelong payments with an attractive return rate for one or two lives. Establish an annuity for a minimum of only $10,000 - a wonderful way to increase your annual income, cut your taxes, and at the same time make a significant gift to our hospital.

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Gifts of Insurance
Individuals may make a planned gift through a gift of life insurance. If HCC is both the owner and the beneficiary and the gift is irrevocable, the premiums are tax-deductible. If the gift is a paid-up policy with no additional premiums required, there is an immediate income tax deduction equal to the replacement value of the policy.

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Charitable Remainder Trust
Donors may transfer assets in the form of cash, securities or property to a trust, naming a trustee to manage the assets and make distribution in accordance with the wishes of the donor as expressed by the terms of the trust. Because these trusts are irrevocable, they offer certain advantages to the donor: no capital gains tax is associated with the transfer of the gift which funds the trust; assets are managed by a professional, such as a bank; and, in many cases, the trust will produce substantially more income than was produced by the assets that were used to create the trust.

There are two basic types of charitable remainder trusts:
  • Charitable Remainder Unitrust - A unitrust pays the beneficiary a fixed percentage of the trust assets valued annually.
  • Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust - The annuity trust pays a fixed amount to the beneficiary annually.
Because each method of giving has its own specific tax benefits, donors should tailor their gift to the method or methods that best suit their personal situations. An individual should consult with his or her professional advisor or attorney for any legal advice associated with a planned/deferred gift to The Hospital of Central Connecticut. The Development office staff is also available to discuss all of these options at your convenience.

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Gifts-In-Kind
We accept gifts-in-kind (non-cash items) when they are appropriate for programs in the hospital. Please contact the Development office for more information on how to make this type of gift. All gifts will be acknowledged by the hospital.

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Endowed Named Funds
Donors who wish to make a major gift of $25,000 or more may establish an endowed named fund that will generate funds into perpetuity. These funds may be used to support the hospital's general purposes and mission, or may be designated for a specific purpose or area within the hospital.

Your donations help The Hospital of Central Connecticut deliver innovative healthcare in our community; an entire generation lives happier and healthier - thanks to you.

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For information on giving to The Hospital of Central Connecticut, or to receive our free magazine, call the Development Office, (860) 224-5567.


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