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Planned Giving

Find out why planned giving is a powerful way to support Loyola’s mission while meeting your personal and financial goals. 

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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 legacy giving questionnaire.

 

We’re Here to Help! 

For safe, secure, and free services for writing your will or other estate plans online using our partner for Free Charitable Gift Planning.

Contact us:
Emily Rollins, Director of Charitable Gift Planning 
Loyola University Maryland 
Charitable Gift Planning 
4501 N. Charles St. 
Baltimore, MD 21210 
Email: erollins@loyola.edu  
Phone: 410-617-1411