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YerFive PLy Forever Young Memorable ways to leave a charitable legacy There is no shortage of charitable orga- nizations worthy of financial support and to be considered for a legacy gift. At this time of year, we're reminded of the needs of veterans and the support provided by groups like the Royal Canadian Legion and War Amps. Legacy gifts are a way not only to provide support but are a way for the donor to be remembered. As Remembrance Day approaches, the Legion’s annual poppy campaign, is under- way. This year is the 100th anniversary of the poppy as a symbol of remembrance. Donations can be made at poppy boxes at a selection of retailers or directly to your local Legion Branch. Purchases made at the online Poppy Store (www.poppystore.ca) also support the Legion, offering items like a facemask featuring the Legion logo that incorporates the symbolic poppy. The Royal Canadian Legion provides financial assistance to serving and former Canadian Armed Forces members, RCMP, and their families who are in financial dis- tress. Find out more and how to donate or arrange a legacy gift at www.legion.ca. The War Amps. Since its founding in 1918, The War Amps programs have grown from assisting war amputees — still served by the charity — to all amputees, including children. A charitable estate donation provided through a will, honours the legacy of war amputees and makes a difference in the lives of amputees through programs like CHAMP for child amputees. CHAMP provides comprehensive sup- port including financial assistance for artifi- cial limbs to allow children to lead indepen- dent and active lives. The War Amps does not receive government grants and relies on donations from the public to operate its programs for Canadian amputees, now Experience the latest in HEARING AID Technology v FREE consultation v¥ 90 day RISK FREE trial AUDIOMETRIC CENTRE HEARING AIDS & AUDIOMETRY Call now for a preview of the next generation of hearing aid technology! Georgetown’s trusted choice for hearing care 905.877.8828 360 Guelph St., Unit 44 Georgetown (In the Knolcrest Centre) haltonaudiometric.ca RE READE RS’ and in the future. For more information about leaving an estate donation to The War Amps, visit waramps.ca or contact 1 800 465-2677. Tulip Legacy The Canadian Tulip Legacy celebrates the royal gift of tulips from the Dutch to Canadians immediately following the Second World War as a symbol of inter- national friendship. The Festival honours the role of Canadian troops in the lib- eration of the Netherlands and Europe, as well as commemorates the birth of Dutch Princess Margriet in Ottawa during the war. Donations directly support the festival fund other unique commemorative projects. To learn more or to donate visit tulipfestival.ca. Leaving a gift through a will or another planned giving vehicle to a charity or cause that is special to the donor is a meaningful way to leave a legacy. if The War Amps Honorary Col Don Cranston and Second World War Veteran Private Mervin Fisher lay a wreath during the No in Nov. 2019. The No Stone Left Alone program is a charity each headstone across the country. Nikki Wesley, Metroland with a charitable estate donation in your will. Your support provides amputees, including children, with the essential artificial limbs they need to thrive. estatedonation@waramps.ca waramps.ca * 1800 465-2677 120z "py sequienoN ‘Aepsinyy | SiH YONEH - dal UL | ZL