Fieldwork
by Loren Goodman
An interview that I will always remember fondly is with Dr. Jack Lippes, who invented a popular I.U.D. This was one of the first interviews I ever did off campus. I had to go meet him at his office...
Contact Information:
Center For Tomorrow
Buffalo, NY 14260
Phone: 716.645.3312 or 800.320.4005
Fax: 716.645.3838
Planned giving is the process of incorporating charitable giving into an overall personal estate and financial scheme. Through careful planning, you can achieve your philanthropic goals at the University at Buffalo while at the same time benefiting your personal financial position, supplementing your retirement, or providing additional support and security to your family.
Planned giving also can bring substantial estate benefits. You might be able to shelter the appreciation of expected estate assets, thereby reducing the inheritance taxes to your family. Or you might want to provide lifetime security for your family members without burdening them unnecessarily with unfamiliar investment and financial decisions.
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Since everyone’s personal financial situation varies, the optimal use of a gift plan requires careful planning with both the charitable beneficiary and with your financial and/or legal advisors. Staff members in the Office of Planned Giving are happy to answer your questions and to discuss gift opportunities with you or your advisor.
Ms. Wendy M. Irving
Assistant Vice President for Planned Giving
Office of Development
(716) 881-1784
irving@buffalo.edu
Ms. Patrizia Latvala
Director of Planned Giving
Office of Development
(716) 881-1785
latvala@buffalo.edu
Mr. Neil Dengler
Assistant Director of Planned Giving
Office of Development
(716) 881-1786
mailto:ndengler@buffalo.edu
Lynette Soulvie
Administrative Assistant
Office of Development
(716) 881-1788