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A planned gift to the Fund for Public Health NYC is one of the most meaningful ways to extend your commitment to the health of all New Yorkers. Since our founding in 2002 as a trusted partner of the NYC Health Department, the Fund has helped New York City respond to public health crises, provide support for new mothers and children, address chronic disease, and confront the opioid epidemic. Your legacy gift ensures this work continues to have an impact now and into the future. 

“Investing in public health through the Fund will help the next generation be better prepared to prevent illness and improve health on a large scale. I’m confident of that.”

Read more about why Chris Stern Hyman, quoted above, has chosen to include the Fund in her estate plans. 

Many donors choose to include FPHNYC in their estate plans simply by updating a will, trust, or beneficiary designation form. 

Gifts by Will or Trust (Bequest): The most common planned gift. You can leave a specific dollar amount, a percentage of your estate, or particular assets to FPHNYC. Your assets remain fully available to you during your lifetime, and the gift can be changed at any time. To help your attorney draft the appropriate language, our legal information is: 

  • Legal name: Fund for Public Health in New York Inc. 
  • Address: 22 Cortlandt Street, New York, NY 10007 
  • Tax ID: 05-0539199 

Beneficiary Designations: You can name FPHNYC as a beneficiary on retirement accounts (IRA, 401k), life insurance policies, bank accounts, or investment accounts — often without changing your will. Simply update the beneficiary designation form with your plan administrator or financial institution. 

IRA Charitable Rollover (QCD): If you are 70½ or older, you may be able to make a tax-free gift directly from your IRA to FPHNYC. This Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) counts toward your required minimum distribution and is excluded from your taxable income. 

Have questions about any of these options? We’re happy to help. Contact our Development Office at development@fphnyc.org or 646.710.4860