Protected: A legacy of gratitude
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Protected: Tax-savvy giving before year end
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Protected: Partner Profile: Harold Klotz
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Partner Profile: Robert G. Harmon, AB ’66, MD ’70
By Gabrielle St. Pierre As an undergraduate student at WashU, Robert G. Harmon, AB ’66, MD ’70, knew he was interested in the health sciences. He continued on to medical school after earning his bachelor’s degree, following in the footsteps of his older brother and father, a general surgeon and family physician and surgeon, respectively. […]
Dr. Mark Kaufman, AB ’75, MSW ’77, JD ’79
Living a value-oriented life By Barbara Northcott Mark Kaufman, AB ’75, MSW ’77, JD ’79, is a proud WashU graduate, having earned three degrees from the university. But he didn’t begin his academic career here. After being accepted to both WashU and the University of Chicago, Mark chose the latter. Following one semester and a […]
QCDs: A powerful part of your legacy at WashU
By Barbara Northcott Retirement offers a meaningful opportunity to shape the legacy you want to leave, and a qualified charitable distribution (QCD) can be a powerful part of that plan. Many donors make QCDs a regular part of their annual financial and philanthropic planning. Because QCD funds move directly from your individual retirement account to […]
The Blewett family: a legacy of giving
Planned gifts have a remarkable ability to shape the future, often long after the donors themselves are gone. Few examples illustrate this more clearly than the legacy of the Blewett family, whose desire to leave a meaningful mark on WashU continues to benefit students nearly a century later. As superintendent of Saint Louis Public Schools […]
Partner Profile: Charles Ingene
By Blaire Leible Garwitz April 17, 1969, is a day Charles Ingene, AB ’69, will never forget, and it marks his most memorable WashU experience. That night, the Grateful Dead played a concert on the Brookings Quad that stretched into the early morning hours, ending only after police received numerous noise complaints. Ingene remembers paying […]
Achieve your charitable goals with a donor-advised fund
Choosing the best charitable giving vehicle for your situation can often feel overwhelming. You may want a continuing income stream for yourself or a family member, in which case a charitable gift annuity (CGA) might be the best option. If you are 70½ or older, a qualified charitable distribution (QCD) donated directly from your individual […]
Partner profile: Bob Fuessle
Gift for ovarian cancer research memorializes beloved wife and dedicated advocate This past spring – perhaps motivated by the green-is-gold possibility of the season and surely inspired by poetry – Bob Fuessle decided to turn his love for his late wife, Paula, into a lasting tribute. To help fight the disease that took Paula’s life, […]