Dartmouth Planned Giving

Remembering Dartmouth in your estate planning is an investment in future generations.

Create Your Legacy

Use the filters below to learn more about the different planned giving options available to you.

Planned Giving Options

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Bequests

Remembering Dartmouth in your will or trust will benefit future generations.

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Charitable Gift Annuity

A charitable gift annuity provides income for life for one or two beneficiaries and a charitable tax deduction in the year you make your gift while reducing—or even eliminating—your estate taxes.

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Charitable Remainder Trust

A charitable remainder trust provides income with growth potential for life or a specified period of time.

We're Here to Answer Your Questions

We invite you to contact individual members of our staff by phone or email, or by visiting our office. 

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Susan Hanifin

Assistant Vice President for Gift Planning
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Lindsey Yates-Grimley

Director
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Jessica B. Remillard

Associate Director
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Daniela Darias

Program Manager

Contact Us

Our Gift Planning staff can help you or your representatives plan a gift that will best serve your own financial future and best benefit Dartmouth. We can provide sample language, tax calculations, and informational literature—and we are happy to meet with you by phone or in person.

Naming Dartmouth in Your Estate Plan

Creating a bequest or beneficiary designation gift are some of the easiest ways to support Dartmouth students and faculty through your estate plan. Check out our sample bequest language to help you get started.

Sample Bequest Language

Planned Giving Stories

Reasons for making a planned gift to Dartmouth are as varied as our alumni. Read some of their stories.