Your Legacy. Collegiate’s Future.

Planned giving offers a meaningful way to support and celebrate Collegiate School’s mission while also achieving your personal, financial, and philanthropic goals. Through thoughtful planning, you can create a lasting impact on future generations of students.

There are many ways to make a planned gift. You may choose to include Collegiate in your will or trust, designate the School as a beneficiary of your retirement plan (such as an IRA) or life insurance policy, or establish a life-income gift that provides financial support to you or a loved one during your lifetime.

These giving opportunities allow you to honor your legacy while making a transformative investment in Collegiate’s future.

We encourage you to explore the many options available by visiting How to Give and What to Give. Our team is here to help you identify the approach that best aligns with your goals—and may even enable you to make a more significant gift than you imagined possible.

 

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Planned Giving Blog

November 2026

’Tis the Season for Giving—How Do You Share Your Social Capital?

Do you know how to best achieve both your personal and charitable goals this giving season? Consider these ways to maximize your giving to benefit the causes you care about most.

October 2026

Celebrating National Estate Planning Awareness Week: October 19-25, 2026

Are you interested in creative ways to ensure that your estate plan effectively meets your personal and charitable goals? Read more to explore some tax-smart options.

September 2026

Planning with Stocks: Use Your Charitable GPS to Find the Exit Ramp to Savings

Whether or not the value of your stocks and securities has grown, you can use them to fund charitable gifts and realize tax benefits. Read more to learn about three tax-savvy options.

August 2026

National Make-A-Will Month: The Perfect Time to Create or Review Your Will

Do you have a will that reflects your current personal and charitable goals? If not, now is the time to act! Read more for answers to four key questions about creating your will.