Longwood University - Planned Giving

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Making a planned gift to Longwood University is one of the best ways to leave a legacy and ensure Longwood's tradition of preparing citizen leaders to make a difference will continue for many years to come. A planned gift is one of the most personal forms of philanthropy, and it requires one to think about the legacy they wish to leave to their family, community, and organizations they support.

The planned giving information you will find in these web pages include:

• Ways to provide planned gifts that benefit you and your family
• Ideas that bring immediate and deferred tax advantages to both you and your heirs
• Information that will enable you to have a meaningful impact on the future of Longwood University

Thank you for thinking of Longwood while planning your estate, updating your will, or as you consider the benefits of a charitable remainder trust.

If you have any questions or would like to discuss your gift plans, please contact H. Franklin Grant at 434-395-2127, or via email at granthf@longwood.edu.

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