Share your passion for the Computer History Museum through a lasting legacy with the most common type of planned gift: a bequest, in which
a donation is made to the Computer History Museum in your will.
There are several different types of bequests, see below for details. You may make a bequest of your choice to the Museum by preparing
a new will or by adding a codicil to your present will - a simple statement specifying the beneficiary organization and the gift.
You may choose to bequest a particular dollar amount, a percentage of your total estate, securities or other property.
To make certain that your exact intentions are carried out, wills and codicils should be prepared by, or with the advice of your attorney.
If you have already chosen to include the Computer History Museum in your estate plans, please do let us know by contacting us at
650-810-1026 so that we may assist you in carrying out your donation wishes.
Specific Bequest
The particular amount that you wish the Computer History Museum to receive is specified.
Residuary Bequest
All or a portion of an estate after debts, taxes, expenses and other bequests have been made will go to the Computer History Museum.
Contingent Bequest
If the named beneficiary is unable to accept the bequest, the Museum steps in as the beneficiary.
