Leaving a gift in your will is one of the most meaningful ways to make the world a healthier place to travel. A legacy gift enables you to make a significant, long-lasting contribution to a cause that’s close to your heart. For example, a bequest from IAMAT supporter Violet Williams allowed us to establish a travel medicine scholarship in her name.
Our travel medicine scholarships offer a unique way to leave a legacy. Each scholarship sponsors a doctor or nurse to train in travel medicine. After their training, the scholars return home to teach their colleagues and expand travel medicine services in their communities, resulting in better care for travellers and local patients.
Learn more about our Travel Medicine Scholarships
Making a bequest is simple. You can leave a specific dollar amount or a percentage of your estate by naming IAMAT in your will.
To make a bequest to IAMAT, specify the dollar amount or percentage of your estate that you wish to designate as a gift in your will. Include IAMAT’s legal business name, address, and charitable registration number.
If you reside in Canada, please include the following information in your bequest:
Legal business name: Foundation for the Support of International Medical Training (Canada)
Address:
67 Mowat Avenue, Suite 036
Toronto, Ontario
M6K 3E3
Canadian Charitable Registration: 11892 9231 RR0001
If you reside in the United States, please include the following information in your bequest:
Legal business name: Foundation for the Support of International Medical Training Inc.
Address:
1623 Military Rd. #279
Niagara Falls, NY 14304-1745
USA 501(c)(3) non-profit. E.I. Number: 13-2613755
You don’t have to notify us if you plan to leave a gift to IAMAT in your will. However, we hope that you will let us know so we can thank you! Donors like you are the reason we can continue expanding travel medicine to more countries with our scholarships.
If you have any questions about legacy giving, please get in touch.
Last reviewed and updated: December 12, 2019
When you have reached the point where you no longer expect a response, you will at last be able to give in such a way that the other is able to receive and be grateful. - Dag Hammarskjöld
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