Donate to WCBH





Your tax-deductible donation helps to make mental health care available to all in need. WCBH provides close to $500,000 in charitable care each year. Your gift makes this possible.

West Central Behavioral Health is a private 501(c)(3) organization. All gifts are tax deductible to the extent allowed by the law. Cash gifts, checks, credit card gifts, gifts of appreciated securities, and corporate matching gifts are all acceptable.

Ways to Give

Gifts by check can be mailed to:  Development Office, West Central Behavioral Health, 9 Hanover Street, Suite 2, Lebanon, NH  03766.

Memorial and Tribute Gifts are a great way to remember and to honor a family member or a friend. You may note the designation on your check or in correspondence to us.

Gifts of Securities
Gifts of securities are an easy way to make a charitable contribution to WCBH. The full market value of the securities qualifies as a charitable contribution deduction. If you wish to make a gift of appreciated securities, please call the Development Office at 603-448-0126, ext 2100 for more information.

Legacy Gifts

Bequest Gifts

Leaving a bequest to WCBH allows you to make a gift without diminishing the assets available to you during your lifetime. A bequest is a simple statement in your will designating a specific dollar amount, a percentage of your estate, or a designation of a specific piece of property.

Retirement and Life Insurance Plans

You may wish to consider naming WCBH as a beneficiary of your plan. Gifts to charitable organizations from a traditional IRA can count toward the annual Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) required by the IRS. Consult your financial advisor about your IRA and Required Minimum Distribution.

There are many other forms of Legacy Giving:

  • Gift Annuities
  • Charitable Remainder Trust
  • Charitable Lead Trust
  • Retained Life Estate gifts
  • Gifts of Real Estate

Each of these gifts provides tax benefits to the donor and often can enable the donor to provide greater benefits to their heirs. Please contact us for more information, or consult your financial advisor or attorney for specific advice.