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Considerations for your IU legacy

Considerations for your IU legacy

Planning for the future: Considerations for your IU legacy

How will you leave a lasting legacy?

A gift of property is an investment in IU’s future and a way to honor a loved one. Gifts of real estate and personal property can be thoughtfully tailored to your desires for the future—both during and beyond your lifetime.

When you consider your legacy, what matters most?

Making an impact beyond your lifetime?
Honoring and memorializing a loved one?

Let us help you make a plan that you will feel proud of. Learn more about the ways to give property that can help you achieve your goals for the future.

Eight students have been awarded the Harry family scholarship we established in our parents’ honor, and we look forward to many years of supporting students in the future. To ensure we can achieve this, we have made a planned gift of real estate. Using a transfer on death deed of Janet’s home worked well because it is revocable in case Janet decides to move or needs the home for unforeseen long-term care expenses, yet simplifies her estate and keeps the home out of any probate process. Most importantly, it satisfies our intention of honoring our family’s legacy at Indiana University.
Janet Harry-Taylor, BS’81, and Jill Rahman, MBA’91

Janet and Jill used a transfer on death deed to establish a scholarship in memory of their parents, Wilma Harry, BA’56, MA’60, and Charles Harry IV, BA’56, MS Ed.’57.