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Some gifts provide tangible benefits that show up on a balance sheet. They can provide tax breaks or retirement security or personal recognition. But all gifts provide an intangible benefit: the satisfaction of giving back to a place that has given much to you. Your gift to Wellesley expresses gratitude to the College for having an impact on the life you now lead.
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"Even though planned giving is a part of my professional life as a financial planner, it wasn't until my 25th Reunion that I made it part of my personal plan. Now I can happily say I practice what I preach. This 25th Reunion gift and another one for my 30th helped my class reach their fund-raising goals, will help me in the future with retirement income, and eventually will give back to Wellesley. What a great way to do more for all!"
Anne Quisenberry Spaulding '71 is the National Development and Outreach Council Planned Giving Chair and Planned Giving Chair for the Class of 1971.
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"I like the idea that a small part of my retirement program is in Wellesley's capable hands. After 34 years of teaching here and after serving on many of the committees that oversee the College's finances, I know my deferred payment gift annuity will operate smoothly and reliably after I turn 68, when the income starts to flow to me. And I am happy the College will ultimately have the proceeds of my gift in the future."
Howard Wilcox is a Professor of Mathematics at Wellesley College.
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Date Created: November 19, 2002
Date Modified: January 8, 2008
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