Planned Giving

"The Reputation of the German Club is a glorious heritage bequeathed by those German Club men who have gone before you. This proud and honorable Reputation comes to you as a vibrant challenge out of the past and into the present to summon from this moment forward the very best that is within you.”

Each of us contribute to the legacy of the German Club. We stand on the shoulders of those who have gone before us. Their passion for the German Club and their commitment of time, energy, and resources has established the strong foundation that we enjoy today. Join those who have gone before you to perpetuate the German Club into the future by making a planned gift. Below are some Virginia Tech Foundation resources to learn more about planned giving.

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There are many ways to make a planned gift to the German Club Alumni Foundation. The following links direct you to Virginia Tech Foundation resources to learn more about these planned giving options:

- Legacy Bequests

- Stocks and Securities

- IRA Charitable Rollovers

- Gifts That Pay You Income

- Employer Match Gifts

- Retirement Accounts

- Real Estate

Contact the GCAF Executive Director to discuss your planned gift. Due to their complexity and tax implications, gifts to the GCAF such as stocks/securities, IRA charitable rollovers, annuities, and real estate will be coordinated the VTF. If you prefer to give to a specific GCAF Endowment or scholarship fund, it will require the VTF account number.

- The GCAF is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, meaning all gifts are tax deductible.

- Donors can receive discounted season football parking passes at the Manor based on the previous fiscal year (July 1 to June 30) donation amount.

- Make your gifts through the Virginia Tech Foundation to earn credit from both Virginia Tech and the GCAF.

- Leave a lasting impression by qualifying for a personally inscribed paver on the Manor's Cutchins Terrace.