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Gifts left to the ΢��ҕ�l Foundation in America support the work of the University and can come in many sizes and forms. Legacies do not need to be vast sums of money, or large percentages of an estate.��

Gifts can be directed to anything you choose, but traditionally they support five key areas:

• Student support services and scholarships
• Research and teaching
• Libraries and collections
• Buildings and facilities
• General purposes����

The Office of Advancement can help you realise your vision for your gift and would welcome the opportunity to discuss your ideas at any time under no obligation.��

When you make a gift to the ΢��ҕ�l Foundation in America, 100% of your donation goes directly to its intended purpose. The Foundation does not deduct any fees, so as a donor you can be confident that your generosity and foresight will help future generation of students and researchers.��

It is helpful for us to know if you have left the Foundation a gift in your Will. This allows us to plan ahead and ensures we can acknowledge your generous support during your lifetime.

You may want to discuss your wishes with your immediate family. We strongly recommend you seek independent legal advice when writing or altering your Will.

If you already have a Will, the suggested wording below will help your legal advisor prepare a codicil to reflect any changes you wish to make.

The same wording can be incorporated into your bequest clause if you are writing a Will for the first time.

"I hereby give, devise and bequeath.... (dollar or percentage) to the ΢��ҕ�l Foundation in America (EIN 30-0213606) for the general purposes of the ΢��ҕ�l."��

You can do this by requesting a change-of-beneficiary form from your policy administrator or download the form from your provider's website.��

A charitable gift annuity or a gift trust can provide you with stable income for life and you may receive an immediate income tax deduction.��