Other Ways to Help
There are several ways you can plan to make a gift.
Gift in Memory
Make a special donation in memory of a loved one and in support of families who stay at the House.
Gifts in Honour
Make a donation to recognize or celebrate special occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries, weddings and career milestones.
Gift in Kind
A “gift in kind” is a gift of property such as real estate, securities, artwork, jewelry or collectibles.
Gift of RRSPs or RRIFs
Make the House the direct or named beneficiary of an RRSP or RRIF and the donation’s tax credit may significantly reduce or eliminate the tax liability on your estate.
Gift of Life Insurance
Give an existing policy, donate a new policy or name RMHC-SK as a beneficiary. Any one of these options has positive tax implications for you and your estate.
Gift in your Will
One of the most important choices you can make during your lifetime is the long-lasting impact you wish to leave on others. A gift in your Will allows you to make a larger and more lasting gift to Ronald McDonald House Charities Saskatchewan.
Gift of Securities/Shares
Your gift of securities entitles you to a donation receipt for the full market value (resale) of your contribution. Your gift will result in a non-refundable tax credit that will reduce your income taxes.
Your gifts matter
No matter how big or small – your gifts matter to the communities in our province who need family-centered care. Contact us for more details on Planned Giving.
Meet the families that RMHC – SK helps
"To us the RMCH-SK means family, the staff felt like family and were friendly and always asked us how we were doing. "
Izadora Lefebvre, Prince Albert, SK
"It truly feels like a home, a place to just relax, regroup, and decompress. "
Kaelyn Thompson, Yorkton, SK
"I spent a lot of time crying and visiting with the staff due to the unknown of my daughter’s condition and I am so thankful to each and every one of them."
Dakota Songer, Moose Jaw, SK
"RMH has become our safe place to fall. A place where I can unpack my suitcase, hang up my clothes, and leave my toothbrush on the bathroom counter."
Janelle Evans, Edmonton, AB
