4212 LEGACY SOCIETY
STALLIONS FOR GENERATIONS
PLANNED GIVING
4212 Legacy Society
Saint Francis DeSales High School is deeply grateful to those alumni, parents and friends who have made plans to ensure opportunities for future generations of DeSales students carrying on the 60 year legacy of Stallions at 4212 Karl Road. With this incredible support DeSales will continue for the next 60 years, and beyond, to Empower Students For Life, with a Catholic Education grounded in FAITH, FAMILY and TRADITION. Members of the 4212 Legacy Society have thoughtfully included Saint Francis DeSales High School in their estate plans through deferred giving arrangements. These arrangements include various types of trusts, insurance gifts, IRA designations and bequests.
To become a Charter Member The 4212 Legacy Society, inform Tim Jewett, Director of Advancement in writing that you have named Saint Francis DeSales High School as a beneficiary in your financial or estate plans. For more information on how you can join The 4212 Legacy Society please contact Tim Jewett, at 614-267-7808 ext 404 or at jewett@desales.co.
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4212 LEGACY SOCIETY
STALLIONS FOR GENERATIONS
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Gifts from a Will or Trust - (Bequests)
Name St. Francis DeSales High School in your will or trust as a beneficiary
You maintain control of your assets
Reduces federal estate taxes for heirs
Be recognized
Fund your passion or the SFD Endowment
You can use this secure, online estate planning tool from FreeWill to write your legal will and include a bequest to St. Francis DeSales High School in your plans.
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Gifts from Retirement Plans
Designate St. Francis DeSales High School as a beneficiary or leverage an IRA Charitable Rollover
Eliminate income taxes in your lifetime; helps w/ Req Min Distributions
Reduce federal estate taxes for heirs
Be recognized and fund your passion or the SFD Endowment
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Gifts from Life Insurance
Designate St. Francis DeSales High School as a beneficiary or donate cash values
Current income tax deductions
Be recognized for your your support
Fund your passion or the SFD Endowment
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Gifts which pay income to you
Creative strategies that can create income, protect assets and /or reduce taxes
Charitable Gift Annuities, Deferred CGA, Charitable Remainder Trusts and other options
Consult your financial advisor to best fulfill your needs and support DeSales
“Lessons learned while a student at DeSales have been invaluable assets during my career path. When making decisions on how I could provide that same support for future students, I knew the Planned Giving Program would allow me to not only “pay it forward” but also focus on the issues I felt were critical to the achievements of future students.”
— Carol A. Ventresca, Ph.D., ’72
“The impact of DeSales has been enormous on our children. As past and current parents we have seen a DeSales Catholic Education enable growth in mind, spirit and body; creating a foundation for success in a passion driven life with unlimited possibilities. We are supporting St. Francis DeSales with a beneficiary designation in a retirement account to support future students and faculty.”
— Anonymous Parents, Classes of ’15,’17,’19 & ’24
“I am very grateful for the education I received at DeSales. The academic and life lessons gave me a foundation to build upon. I was able to have a wonderful, meaningful and rewarding career doing things I loved at the PGA of America. I wanted to acknowledge the teachers and coaches that impacted me by including DeSales in my estate plan with a bequest to support the DeSales programs I am passionate about.”
— Chris Hunkler, ’69
