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How to Make A Gift Leave
A Legacy
Campaign Goal: $850,000
You have the opportunity to leave a legacy
Pledges: We ask that each alumnus Gifts-in-Kind: Gifts-in-kind will be by giving back to an experience that
determine the best pledge he can make reviewed and evaluated on a case-by helped shape your life and help ensure the
over five years when considering his gift to case basis by the Campaign Steering same experience for future generations of
the campaign. There are a variety of ways Committee. Chi Phis. We invite you to include Omega
to make your gift, including check, credit Chapter in your estate plans.
card, automatic withdrawal, or stocks and
securities. Gifts may be paid all at once or Ways to include
over a five year period, to help you make Omega Chapter:
the best gift possible.
• Through your will or trust
Credit Card: Pledges can be paid • By designating us as a beneficiary
automatically through credit card based on
the schedule provided on your pledge form. on a life insurance policy
All major credit cards are accepted (Visa, • By designating us as a beneficiary
Master Card, Discover, American Express).
on an IRA or retirement account
Stock Gifts: You may utilize appreciated • Other options are available through the
stock to fulfill your campaign pledge
commitment. If you would like to make a guidance of your financial advisor
stock gift, please contact our Development
Officer Sam Craig at scraig@elevateims.com ** Information contained herein is not intended to serve as legal or
or (770) 903-3987 for the transfer instructions. tax advice. You should consult your own financial advisors and/or
lawyers to discuss your particular situation.

“When I joined Chi Phi in 1975 as an immature 18-year-old, I didn’t have a clue about life or what I was going
to do after college, but it didn’t take long for me to learn and grow up due to my development based on the
experiences I had as a member of Chi Phi. I cherish the friendships made and the memories will be with me
forever, and for that I’m extremely grateful. I’m involved with this important endeavor because of wanting to
return the favor for what I received many years ago.”

Dave Skelton ’80
1824 Society Donor