The John S. Toll Legacy Society was established in 1994 to honor the thoughtful generosity of those who have included the University in their estate plans or who have made a planned gift. Stony Brook University has provided educational opportunities since being founded more than fifty years ago in 1957. Through their planned gifts members of the Legacy Society will ensure that students will be able to pursue an education for the next fifty years and beyond.
To make a gift for the benefit of Stony Brook University through your estate plan, please specify the legal beneficiary as the Stony Brook Foundation, Inc. Legacy Society donors may designate their planned gifts to a particular college, school or program of their choice. Gifts can be added to or used to establish an endowed fund as a way to sustain annual gifts in perpetuity.
Due to its presence in the larger community, an investment in the future of Stony Brook is an investment in all our futures. We invite you to join our proud alumni, faculty, staff and friends and become a member of the John S. Toll Legacy Society. Your commitment may be revocable or irrevocable. You may remain anonymous if you wish, although we encourage you to share your intentions as a way of encouraging others to join you.
Donors are invited to join the Legacy Society when notifying us of a planned gift. We will request documentation to ensure that the planned gift is legally viable and that the donor’s intentions can be carried out in the future.
You can join this special group of benefactors and become a member of the John S. Toll Legacy Society by remembering Stony Brook University in one or more of the following ways:
The primary reason to join the John S. Toll Legacy Society is to experience the satisfaction of knowing you are helping generations of future Stony Brook students.
Other benefits include:
If you need additional information or wish to discuss a planned gift, please contact:
Shawn T. Mroz |
Ashley Fetter |
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