Paying it Forward” - School of Nursing - West Virginia University

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32 26 Planned Giving How Do I . . . . . . include a gift in my will or revocable trust? * Simply have your attorney include a gift provision with the wording, “to the West Virginia University Foundation, Inc., for the benefit of The School of Nursing.” * If you choose to specify an endowment gift, also include the purpose and endowment name. * If your will (or revocable trust) has been prepared, a codicil (or amendment) can be added. * Your estate will receive a tax deduction for your support. . . . create a gift that makes payment to me? * “A charitable IRA” - retirement income for one or more persons can also provide a gift for WVU. * Stocks, corporate bonds, mutual funds, cash and possibly real estate can be donated. * A partial income tax deduction results from this gift. . . . designate my retirement account funds as an after-death gift? * To accomplish this, contact the plan administrator and request a beneficiary designation form. * List the “West Virginia University Foundation, Inc.” as the beneficiary of some or all of the accounts. R Legacy Planner - an easy step-by-step analysis of your charitable goals and choices Sample language for a gift in a will Gift arrangements for retirement income Other ways to carry out your dreams to support WVU www.wvuf.org . . . donate a life insurance policy? * An agent of the company can supply a “change of owner/beneficiary” form for your use. * Changing the ownership to “West Virginia University Foundation, Inc.” will provide a current income tax deduction for you. * If additional premiums must be paid on the donated policy, they will be deductible. * Changing only the policy’s beneficiary will provide a future tax deduction for your estate. ENDOWMENT FUNDS * Many appreciate how valuable their education has been in their lives and feel that finding a personal way to support WVU would be a satisfying thing to do. Actually, it may be easier than you think. * Making a gift that can last forever - an endowment fund - during your lifetime (using cash, stocks, bonds, mutual funds or real estate) is a good option. Plus it’s one that can help you lower your income taxes too! * As a gift that is meant to last forever, an endowment fund generates annual income for the purpose you choose. The gift funds themselves are not spent, but the income helps to accomplish your dream forever. An endowment fund may be named for anyone you would like to honor. For more information contact: Christine F. Meredith Director of Development 304-293-3980 or 877-766-4438 cmeredith@hsc.wvu.edu
MAKE MAKE A A DIFFERENCE DIFFERENCE in in the the Lives Lives Lives that that Follow Follow Leave a legacy to the School of Nursing so that others who follow you in your chosen profession have the opportunity for an excellent education at WVU. It takes a lifetime to build your assets and establish ideals. When you make a planned gift to benefit the School of Nursing through a bequest in your will, an income producing gift, retirement assets, life insurance or real estate, you let others know how much you value your education and life’s work helping others. Your generosity is essential to the future of the WVU School of Nursing and its success. FOR FOR MORE MORE INFORM INFORMATION INFORM TION TION Christine F. Meredith Director of Development PO Box 9008 Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center Morgantown, WV 26506-9008 (304) 293-3980 Toll Free: 1-877-766-4438 cmeredith@hsc.wvu.edu We e w wwan w an ant an t t tto t o hear hear fr from fr om y yyou y ou WVU School of Nursing would like to hear from you regarding your professional news for possible publication in upcoming issues of WVU Nursing. Send Send your your news news to: to: WVU School of Nursing Judy Turner P. O. Box 9640 Morgantown, WV 26506-9640 E-mail: jturner@hsc.wvu.edu (304) 293-1593 Toll Free: 1-866-988-6877 33
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