You can establish your own legacy on campus through gift planning at Princeton.

          One of the most popular ways of doing this is through a bequest, which you can use to fund a specific purpose on campus or leave unrestricted.

          Many alumni also chose life-income gifts to Princeton (note investment banker Walt Craigie '52's testimonial at that site) because they want to help Princeton in the long-term and also want to enjoy tax and financial benefits for themselves, their family or friends.  At the same time, they appreciate the value of having the investment of their trust or pooled fund under the supervision of PRINCO (the Princeton University Investment Company), with access to world-class investment managers.

          Princeton honors its generous alumni who have designated the University as a beneficiary of their estate through membership in the 1746 Society.  Please let '52 class gift-planning chair Walt Culin know at wculin@bellsouth.net or 912-598-7715 if you have already designated Princeton as a beneficiary of your estate, so that we can welcome you as a member of the Society.

          For more about gift planning at Princeton, please visit the gift-planning web site or call the Office of Gift Planning at 609-258-6318.