Planned Giving

Planned giving is a way to invest in Langley’s future by naming the school in your will or arranging for trust and life insurance gifts. Planned giving benefits both the donor and the school. Donors enjoy the personal gratification of advancing the education of the next generation, and also enjoy the financial benefits which flow from sound investment and estate planning, including increased spendable income, an immediate income tax deduction, reduced estate taxes, and reduced capital gains taxes on appreciated assets.

Donors enjoy the personal gratification of advancing the education of the next generation, and also enjoy the financial benefits which flow from sound investment and estate planning

Planned giving donors become members of The Langley Legacy Society, which recognizes those who have chosen to support the school’s mission through such gifts. To become a member, simply inform the Advancement Office in writing that you have named the school as a beneficiary in your estate plans. It can be as simple as assigning a portion of your life insurance to Langley, or adding the school as a beneficiary under your will. There is no minimum dollar amount required for membership.

Members of The Langley Legacy Society, like all donors to the school, are recognized in the school’s Annual Report each year. In addition, members will receive special mailings and invitations to events on campus in recognition of their support.