A charitable gift from your estate is a favored method of giving that enables you to achieve your financial goals, maintain control of your assets, and benefit Loyola.

While you may transfer many of your assets through your will or living trust, a document called a beneficiary designation controls distribution of your retirement plans, life insurance policies, commercial annuities and a variety of financial accounts.

The IRA charitable rollover (also called the Qualified Charitable Distribution, or QCD) is a great way to make a tax-free gift to Loyola.

Support Loyola while generating income for yourself and your family. Learn how these gifts allow you to achieve both of these goals.

Make a substantial gift to Loyola in the form of fixed annual payments and pass assets to your family or other heirs at reduced tax cost.

Giving appreciated stock that you have owned for more than one year is one of the most tax-advantaged ways to make charitable gifts. With careful planning, you can reduce your capital gains tax while supporting Loyola.

A gift of your retirement assets, such as an employee retirement plan, IRA, or tax-sheltered annuity, is an excellent way to make a gift. A gift of these assets can shield your heirs from taxes while funding Loyola's future.

Life insurance is a valuable asset for making a charitable gift. You can make a gift of a life insurance policy without diminishing other investments or assets earmarked for family members.

A gift of artwork, coins, antiques, or other personal property can be an excellent way to support Loyola.

A Donor-Advised Fund can provide you with immediate tax benefits while making your charitable giving easier for years to come. Might a Donor-Advised fund be right for you? Here’s how it works.