Charitable gifts made through a will are 100 percent tax deductible. After providing for loved ones, you may choose to make a gift to UW-Green Bay. Additionally, the University can be designated beneficiary. Your attorney can revise your will or make a simple amendment using the example language we've provided.
Wills & Trusts Language
Click for examples of how to include UW-Green Bay in your will or trust.
Charitable Remainder Trusts
Assets (typically securities) are transferred to a trustee, with income paid annually to one or more individuals for a set period of time, or for life. At the end of this irrevocable arrangement, the assets are a gift to the University.
Charitable Lead Trusts
This is a flexible plan in which assets are transferred to a trust that pays income to one or more charitable recipients. At a fixed date or at the time of death, the assets are transferred to others named by the donor.
Giving stories in Inside
Blah to beautiful: Art student helps transform local facility, earning volunteer award
Inside - May 25, 2012
A UWGB champion: Southard honored for nearly 50 years of service
Inside - May 2, 2012
Snapshots: Foundation Board, and a ‘thanks’ for Rick and Jim
Inside - April 24, 2012
Mueller legacy (cont.) — Sister’s gift funds Art Agency lecture series
Inside - April 17, 2012
