Ways to Give

Leave a Legacy of Learning

Imagine a future where every generation has access to the life-changing power of libraries.

When making or revising your will, you have the incredible opportunity to shape the future of the library by leaving a legacy of learning for generations to come.

When you choose to include Regina Public Library in your will, you leave an enduring impact on our community, ensuring library access for future generations.

Choosing to remember the library in your will is a personal decision that reflects your commitment to building a stronger, more vibrant society. It is a testament to your passion for lifelong learning and your dedication to empowering others.

To learn more about leaving a gift in your will, follow these simple steps:

1. Contact us: Reach out to Kate Scheurwater at 306.777.6106 or kscheurwater@reginalibrary.ca. She’ll discuss your options and answer any questions.
2. Speak to your professional advisors: Consult your trusted financial and legal professionals for knowledgeable advice on making this decision.
3. Update your will: Decide whether you want to leave a specific amount or percentage of your estate to Regina Public Library. Your legal advisor can provide the recommended wording.
   
   Sample wording: “I give, devise, and bequeath [specific amount or percentage of the estate] to Regina Public Library Board, 119114262 RR 0001, for its general charitable purposes.”
4. Let us know your decision: While you’re under no obligation to disclose your decision or the content of your will, informing us allows us to plan how best to use the additional funds effectively and show our gratitude for your generosity.

Regina Public Library is proud to be a member of Will Power, a national public education campaign empowering Canadians to create positive change through their wills. Visit https://www.willpower.ca/charities/regina-public-library/ for more information.

Disclaimer: This information is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or financial advice. For specific advice tailored to your situation, consult a qualified licensed professional.