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Alumni Spotlights


Patricia M. Bryan '77, Patricia W. Henry '71, David M. LeVan '68, and Edward C. Vonderschmidt '74 received the 2009 Distinguished Alumni Award.

Miriam Parson '08 has started a career in environmental activism.

David Staneck '99 is a flight surgeon with the U.S. Navy Medical Corps.

Melissa Zook Franklin '94 practices medicine in Eastern Kentucky.

Andrew Mickley '70 was named Ohio Professor of the Year by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).

J. Michael Bishop '57, Nobel Prize laureate, attended the White House stem cell research signing ceremony.

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Methods of Giving

You have the opportunity to create a lasting legacy at Gettysburg College. Through charitable giving, you can make a difference in the lives of students for generations to come - and at the same time keep your family's financial future secure.

If you would like to:

  • make the greatest impact now, then consider making a gift of cash (you can do it online).

  • retain control over property while providing for the College's future needs, then consider creating a charitable bequest or a provision in your living trust .

  • receive fixed income for yourself and/or a loved one while designating future funds to the College, then consider establishing a charitable gift annuity .

  • obtain fixed income for yourself or others, with more flexibility in terms than with a charitable gift annuity, then consider creating a charitable remainder annuity trust .

  • obtain variable income (and a hedge against inflation), then consider creating a charitable remainder unitrust .

  • make a large gift with an asset you no longer need, then consider designating ownership of an life insurance policy to Gettysburg College , or designate College as policy beneficiary.

  • secure many of the benefits of a trust with a lower gift minimum, then consider contributing to the College's pooled income fund . The fund pools gifts of multiple donors for investment. Each donor receives a share of the fund's yearly earnings.

  • save your heirs and estate the high taxation on IRA and other retirement plans, then consider irrevocably designating retirement plan assets to Gettysburg College.

  • save on capital gains taxes and make a gift with a lower out-of-pocket cost, then consider contributing appreciated stock or other securities held for at least one year.

 


Questions? Contact:

John W. Hiner
Director of Planned Giving
Gettysburg College
Campus Box 423
300 North Washington St.
Gettysburg, PA 17325
Tele:  717 337-6546
Fax:  717 337-6548
jhiner@gettysburg.edu

Methods of Giving

Overview of Plans
Gifts of Securities
Bequests
Gift Annuities
Lead Trusts
Remainder Annuity Trusts
Remainder Unitrusts
Life Insurance Policies
Living Trusts
Pooled Income Fund
Retirement Plans
The 1832 Society

 
 
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