Planned
Giving
Planned gift, deferred gift, estate gift - different names
for a way to manage your affairs, plan for the future, and
make a gift to the University of Minnesota. These are the
most common types of planned gifts and a variety of tools
to help you and your advisors.
Income-Producing
Plans - charitable gift annuities
and charitable remainder trusts.
Charitable
Lead Trusts - support the U now and
still leave assets to your heirs.
Bequests
- make a gift by will.
Life
Insurance - use a life insurance policy
to make a substantial gift.
Planning
Tools - publications and assistance
for donors and professional advisors.
Letter
of Intent - to let us know if you have already provided
for the U in your estate plan.
Questions?
Contact a planned giving specialist.
The information on this Web
site is not intended as legal or tax advice, but as accurate
and authoritative general information on planned giving. For
legal advice, please consult an attorney. |
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George Gibson, 1930 and 1934, together
with his late wife Orpha, has created a professorship in hydrogeology
and a fellowship for outstanding graduate students.
Dionysis Foustoukos, originally from
Athens, Greece, is a Ph.D. student in the department. Dionysis
said, “The Gibson Fellowship was extremely beneficial
to my research projects and its effect was enormous in the overall
progress of my Ph.D. program.” |
