Ways to Give

There are a number of ways you can support a HBA student. From establishing an annual scholarship, establishing a scholarship endowment, or contributing to the financial aid endowment.  Should  you have any questions or interest to give, please contact our office at development@hba.net,  and we would be happy to discuss with you how you can support our students.  

There are a number of ways you can support HBA programs such as establishing an annual fund or endowment fund to support an area or program of interest.  Should  you have any questions or interest to give, please contact our office at development@hba.net,  and we would be happy to discuss with you how you can support our students.  

A planned gift is a gift that comes from sources other than a person’s current expendable income and is based on total assets. It is generally part of a total estate plan and may take effect during the donor’s life or after death.

The planned giving information listed here highlights basic elements. Because every person’s financial and charitable objectives differ, a plan should be customized to meet one’s specific needs. Each person should explore their planned giving options by working with a qualified attorney, certified financial planner, or other professional financial planner.

Remember, legal documents should be prepared by an attorney. Please use our legal name, Hawaii Baptist Academy, when planning a gift to us. A request for information is not considered an obligation to HBA. All communication will be held in strict confidence.

Should  you have any questions or interest in a planned gift, please contact Billie Takaki Lueder ‘94, Director of Institutional Advancement.

This is the simplest kind of planned gift for a donor to make. In his or her will, an individual can choose to leave to a specific recipient a certain sum of money, specific property, or a specified part or percentage of his or her estate remaining after wishes regarding gifts to family and others have been satisfied.

Should you decide to name HBA in your will, you can state a specified dollar amount, asset, percentage of your estate, or all or a portion of what remains after other commitments have been satisfied. A gift by will can often be arranged by simply adding an amendment to your existing will. An attorney can assist.

If you currently do not have a will in place, you can do so by creating a legal-binding will in just 20 minutes using our FREE resource through the Hawaii Baptist Foundation, FreeWill at https://www.hawaiibaptistfoundation.com/freewill. Once you create a log-in and password, you can update your will at any time.