Planned Giving
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Friends of Ramapo scholarship recipients Joseph Lewandowski ’10, Richard Fivehouse ’10 and Jonathan Marcus ’93 participated in a panel discussion at a Friends of Ramapo Dinner held at the Havemeyer House.
Friends of Ramapo President Margaret Mullen with Joseph Lewandowski ’10 and Richard Fivehouse ’10 at the Friends of Ramapo Dinner held at the Havemeyer House.
President Peter Mercer with Ramapo College Board Members Tom Srednicki and Jonathan Marcus at the Planned Giving Golf Outing.
Guests Bob Johnston and Bob Dill with Ramapo College Board Member Ira Kaltman at the Planned Giving Golf Outing.
Ramapo College Board Members Ralph Mastrangelo, Robert Tillsley, Paul Miller and guest Fran Phillips at the Planned Giving Golf Outing.
Legacy Society members Joe and Eileen Leone at the Legacy Society Dessert Reception.
Marina and Bill Topken with Tom Dunn at the Legacy Society Dessert Reception.
Senior Director of Development, Kathleen Mainardi, joined Legacy Society members Judith and Frank Rodriguez at the Legacy Society Skybox Reception following Convocation. Judith and Frank Rodriguez recently set up their third gift annuity to create an endowment benefitting students majoring in International Business. Thank you, Frank and Judith!
From left: Board of Governors members Ralph Mastrangelo, Robert Tillsley and Paul Miller, and guest Fran Phillips at the Second Annual Planned Giving Committee Golf Outing
Your planned giving donation can support student scholarship aid, faculty research projects, enhanced campus facilities and programs. The Office of Planned Giving can help you select the best method of giving to make your charitable gift meaningful, while meeting your personal (financial) goals. By considering your gift planning options, you will discover the many benefits that will create a lasting legacy.
Ramapo College is grateful for the many ways its benefactors support the institution. The Legacy Society recognizes alumni and friends who have created an endowment or who have provided for Ramapo College in their estate plans through wills, life income gifts, retirement plans, life insurance dedications and other planned gifts.
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