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Reunion Giving FAQ

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What types of gifts count and what is the reunion giving time frame?

Any gift, matching gift, pledge, or planned gift made between July 1, 2008 and December 31, 2009. The total amount of the pledge or planned gift counts in the overall class total. For example, if you pledge $1,000 per year for five years, the total pledge of $5,000 will count toward your class total.

Do gifts to other areas of Vanderbilt count?

Only gifts, pledges, and planned gifts to the Law School count in participation and giving totals. Most reunion gifts are unrestricted, but you may designate your gift or pledge to any existing law school fund (e.g., scholarship fund, LRAP, law library, etc.).

What are my planned giving options?

Please visit the planned giving website to view information on bequests, charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, IRA designations and life insurance designations.

How do I make my reunion gift?

1. Online: click here to visit the secure online gift form.
2. Mail: send your check made payable to Vanderbilt Law School to:
Vanderbilt Law School
Development & Alumni Relations
131 21st Avenue South
Nashville, TN 37203
3. Phone: Call the Development & Alumni Rleations office at 615/322-2606.

How do I make a reunion pledge?

Mail or fax the reunion pledge form to the VULS Development & Alumni Relations office. If you want to include your first pledge payment, please enclose a check or fill out the credit card info on the form. You can also use this form to make a one-time gift.
 

If you have any other questions regarding reunion giving, please email or call Kathryn Carmody at 615/343-1185.

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