If you believe that future generations must have the opportunity to draw from the values transmitted by the Dominican University College, you can plan a simple action: leaving a legacy.
Leaving a legacy to the Foundation of the Dominican University College is a way to give a more significant contribution than you could while still alive, would it be to address the most urgent needs or to support specific projects or bursaries.
On the other hand, by opting for a Perpetual Fund, you can also make sure that your name or that of a loved one will remain associated to the convictions you leave as a legacy. Moreover, your estate will benefit from fiscal advantages since the Foundation is entitled to emit an income tax receipt corresponding to the full value of the donation you leave.
And don't forget that a legacy is a donation that can be revoked at any time if the situation comes to change.
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LEAVING YOUR CONVICTIONS AS A LEGACY
General Legacy
The General Legacy, without condition or restriction, can be a donation of money, or a real estate property, like your summer residence.
Example
"I leave to the Dominican University College Foundation the amount of _$ (or all the described goods and real estates) to help the Dominican University College to pursue its excellent works with its students."
Conditional Legacy
The conditional legacy is a way to leave money or goods for a specific purpose.
Example
"I leave to the Dominican University College Foundation the amount of _$ (or all the described goods and real estates) for research in theology, to help the Dominican University College to pursue its excellent works with its students.
Residual Legacy
The residual legacy identify the residual goods that you leave to the Dominican University College Foundation once all of your heirs have received their share of the legacy.
Example
" I bequest to the Dominican University College Foundation all of the residual (or _% of the residual) of all my goods and estates, to help the Dominican University College pursue its excellent works with its students.
Perpetual Endowment Fund
The perpetual Endowment Fund is established through a substancial legacy and only the interests of the investment is used. That way, your name of that of a loved one is known forever.
Example
" I bequest to the Dominican University College Foundation the amount of _$ (or _% of, or the described goods and estates), for the creation of a fund named The ____ Fund. This Fund will be invested to the discretion of the Foundation's Board of Directors, in conformity with the goods judged profitable to the Dominican University College, and in accordance with the spirit and the intention of the donation.