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Legacies

What is a charitable legacy?

Your name can be part of the path toward zero cancer. Forever.

A charitable legacy is the decision to include FERO Cancer in your will. It is the greatest donation a person can make. And the one that lasts the longest.

A charitable legacy to FERO Cancer is a way to extend your commitment to research beyond your lifetime. It is a way to turn what you have built into science that can save the lives of future generations.

You do not need to be a millionaire to leave a legacy. Anyone can include FERO Cancer in their will, in whatever proportion they choose. What matters is not the amount. It is the decision.

In Spain, fewer than 5% of wills include a donation to a charitable cause. In the English-speaking world, that percentage exceeds 30%. The difference is not cultural; it is a matter of information and access. FERO Cancer wants to change that.

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How it works

Including FERO Cancer in your will is simpler than you think.

A charitable legacy is formalized through a notarized will. You can include FERO Cancer as an heir or legatee at any time, in the proportion you decide.
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Types of legacy
Legacy of a fixed amount

You allocate a specific amount of money to FERO Cancer, which you specify in your will.

Legacy of a percentage

You allocate a percentage of your estate to FERO Cancer. This is the most flexible option, as it automatically adapts to the value of the assets at the time of death.

Legacy of an asset

You allocate a specific asset (a property, a securities portfolio, a work of art) to FERO Cancer.

Residual heir

You allocate to FERO Cancer what remains of the estate after providing for legal heirs and other legacies.

In all cases, the process is formalized before a notary. FERO Cancer accompanies you throughout the process and puts you in touch with legal advisors specializing in charitable estate planning.

Impact of your legacy

The impact of a legacy to FERO Cancer.

A legacy to FERO Cancer can fund years of translational research, researcher grants, or the creation of a new Molecular Diagnostic Unit. It is the highest-impact donation that exists.

A legacy of €80,000 funds the FERO Dr. Baselga Grant for one year
support that can be decisive in allowing a talented young researcher to dedicate themselves to translational cancer science.

A legacy of €150,000 funds a full year
of the FERO Molecular Diagnostic Unit at the Hospital Clínico de Valencia, which benefits nearly 280 patients a year.

A legacy of €271,000 funds a full year
of the FERO Molecular Diagnostic Unit at VHIO, which benefits more than 2,200 patients a year.

Your legacy can bear your name. Or the name of someone you wish to remember. FERO Cancer honors the memory of all benefactors who have chosen to be part of the path toward zero cancer.

Free advice

Free and confidential advice to plan your legacy.

FERO Cancer offers personalized and completely confidential advice for everyone who wishes to include the foundation in their will.

Our legacy team explains all available options, accompanies you through the estate planning process, and puts you in touch with specialized legal advisors. At no cost. With no prior commitment.

The conversation regarding a legacy is always confidential. There is no pressure. There are no deadlines. Only the information you need to make an informed choice about one of the most important decisions of your life.

REQUEST INFORMATION

You can also contact the FERO Cancer legacy team directly at legados@ferocancer.org or by calling +34 93 270 04 38.

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