Gift Planning
Gift Planning
Action Items
We hope our website has answered many of your questions about supporting our mission through a gift of retirement plan assets after your lifetime. Follow these action steps to put what you've learned in motion.
- Download a free guide to learn more about gifts of retirement plan assets.
- Contact Kristine Howland at (210) 999-7697 or khowland@trinity.edu to discuss your particular situation and to ask any questions you may have about supporting our mission with a gift of retirement plan assets after your lifetime. We're here to help.
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Remembering
Trinity in Your Will.
We hope you'll consider including a gift to Trinity University in your will or living trust. Called a charitable bequest, this type of gift offers three main benefits: simplicity, flexibility and versatility. To learn more about creating a charitable bequest in your will, continue reading.
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Trinity Heritage Society
The Trinity Heritage Society was established to recognize and thank a special group of individuals who have included Trinity in their estate plans.
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