It takes a lifetime of experience to educate the next generation. When you consider a planned gift, you are making the difference of a lifetime in the long-term sustainability of Virginia Western and the dreams of generations of students. There are many Ways to Give, including:
- Bequest in a will or trust
- Name Virginia Western as a beneficiary of retirement assets or life insurance
- Charitable gift annuities and trusts
- and more
As you consider a planned gift, first make a plan…
How to Plan
Before you make your will and/or other estate plans, be well prepared.
- Make a list of the people you want to include in your plans–family, special friends, employees and charitable interests, including Virginia Western Community College.
- List the property you wish to distribute–include securities, real estate, life insurance, retirement plans, and personal possessions.
- Consider ways to match the people with the property.
- Finally, list any professional planners you may need to consult–for instance your attorney, banker, accountant, tax advisor, or representatives of a charitable recipient.
Once you’ve made your plan, click here to review the ways to give, and decide what’s right for you.
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