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The Dabney S. Lancaster Community College Educational Foundation

 

"Building Futures . . . . .


Building Lives"



Giving Programs

 

Individuals, corporations, foundations, and service organizations that choose to invest in Dabney S. Lancaster Community College through the Educational Foundation have a number of giving options available to meet their philanthropic preferences:


Giving Today

Annual Gifts:  Gifts to the College can be made at any time through the Foundation's Annual fund. Although annual, unrestricted gifts provide allow the College to determine the best use of the gift, the Foundation also welcomes annual gifts that are restricted to a specific purpose such as a scholarship fund. 

EF Foundation Board member, Richard Crowder, accepts contribution from H. C. Rhodes and Rob Drewry of Highlands Community Bank for the Highlands Community Bank Annual ScholarshipDuaine Fitzgerald and H. Watts Steger present Bank of Botetourt's contribution for the banks' annual Bank of Botetourt Art by the James Series Scholarship

            
Major Gifts: Gifts of $30,000 or more, with installments paid over as many as five years, can be made for any number of purposes. For example, a major gift can be given to establish a scholarship or to fund special projects.

L. Ron and Bonnie Smith, shown with VCCS Chancellor, Glen DuBois, have endowed the MGW Communications ScholarshipIn honor of their parents,the daughters of Harry & Virginia Walton have pledged to endow the Harry & Virginia Walton Memorial Scholarship

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Giving Tomorrow

 

"It takes a noble man to plant a seed for a tree that will someday give shade to people he may never meet."
   
 
 

Planned Gifts: Planned gifts help to provide for future generations of DSLCC students.  A planned gift or a "lifetime gift" is a way to leave a legacy to DSLCC, while reducing gift and estate taxes and the cost of probate. 

In some cases, planned and estate gifts allow you to make a larger gift than you thought possible, while at the same time providing financial security for yourself and your loved ones. Through planned gifts, you perpetuate your support beyond your lifetime while also enjoying the satisfaction of making a gift that will benefit future generations of students.

Capital gains taxes on appreciated assets also may be avoided if the gift is structured properly.

                   Through a bequest from her estate, Helen F. Dickson, endowed two Helen F. Dickson ScholarshipsThrough a bequest from her estate, Marjorie McCarthy endowed several Carter Scholarships

Bequests: When donors remember the DSLCC Educational Foundation in their wills, assets are removed from the estate, which reduces the estate's exposure to federal taxes. Bequests can include gifts in the form of:           

              •   Property such as cash, securities

                or personal property                                                                                                                                                  

           •   A percentage of your estate

              •   The residue of your estate (property remaining

                after other bequests have been fulfilled)  
   
        

Retirement Savings provide another way for a donor to create a lasting legacy at DSLCC. The College can be named as the beneficiary of a portion of your retirement funds.  In the event you wish to make this type of gift, you should contact the administrator or person in charge of your individual retirement account, profit sharing account, or other retirement plan.  Retirement plans are a desirable means of making charitable gifts because of the high tax burden associated with passing these assets on to non-charitable recipients.

Life Insurance can be a convenient and cost Susan Sponaugle's belief in the Educational Foundation's mission has led her to name the Foundation as the beneficiary to a life insurance policy.effective way of making a substantial gift for the future of the College. Gift opportunities range from naming the Educational Foundation as owner and beneficiary of a life insurance policy to using life insurance to replace assets given to the College. Under the latter arrangement, the donor makes a significant gift to the College and uses the tax savings to purchase a life insurance policy. The policy will replace the contributed funds for the future of the donors' family.

Other deferred gifts may be used to provide for the future of DSLCC.  One example of this type of gift is a trust.  Under such an arrangement, you can provide for one or more individuals to receive income from an asset during their lifetime and, at their death, the principal would go to the Dabney S. Lancaster Community College Educational Foundation, Inc.

Another method of making a deferred gift is through a charitable gift annuity, which will provide you with an annual return and make a meaningful and tax-deductible contribution to DSLCC at the same time

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It is the policy of Dabney S. Lancaster Community College to promote equal opportunity in educational programs and activities, admissions and employment, without regard to race, creed, gender, national origin, disability or any other non-merit factor. For concerns or information requests pertaining to students, contact the Director of Student Services and Research (540/863-2850). For matters related to employment, contact the Human Resources Officer (540/863-2808).