Planned Giving
Find out why planned giving is a powerful way to support Loyola’s mission while meeting your personal and financial goals.
Leave Your Legacy
By including Loyola in your estate plans, you help provide future students with a transformative Jesuit education—and leave a lasting legacy.
Why Make a Planned Gift?
Your generosity supports Loyola’s long-term success, and also:
- Offers tax benefits
- Provides income for you or loved ones
- Lowers estate and capital gains taxes
Ways to Give
Planned giving often involves methods of philanthropy that go beyond the immediately obvious, such as:
- Including Loyola in your will or trust
- Naming Loyola as a beneficiary of retirement accounts or life insurance
- Donating real estate, stocks, or through a donor-advised fund
- Gifts by Will or Trust
- Naming Us in Your Assets
- The IRA Gift (QCD)
- Life Income Gifts
Your gift, no matter the size, has a lasting impact. Loyola honors all legacy donors through our Donor Recognition Societies.
Find Your Ideal Giving Method
For more specific information about how to leave your legacy in a way that's right for you, take the Loyola .
We’re Here to Help!
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Emily Rollins, Director of Charitable Gift Planning
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Charitable Gift Planning
4501 N. Charles St.
Baltimore, MD 21210
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Phone: 410-617-1411