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What Is Your Woodberry Legacy?

Planned giving is a meaningful way to support the school and its mission. Establishing an estate-gift commitment is easy and, most important, it provides the opportunity to show appreciation and care for the place that helped shape your life. With proper planning, you may increase the size of your estate and reduce the tax burden on your heirs. When you make a planned gift commitment with Woodberry, you join the Walker Society in perpetuity—solidifying your Tiger legacy.

We recommend you familiarize yourself with various gift options by exploring Ways to Give and What to Give. Then compare gift options and calculate how these gifts could work for you and your family. Please contact us for assistance with your objectives and how your gift could help you achieve your estate-planning goals.

  • Moral Integrity A Gift Through Your Will

    A Gift Through Your Will

    A gift under your will is simple and is the most popular way to leave your lasting legacy and help support the future of Woodberry.
  • Moral Integrity Gifts That Pay Income

    Gifts That Pay Income

    Life-income gifts can provide donors with an income stream, tax savings, and the satisfaction of providing Woodberry with long-term resources.
  • Moral Integrity Meet Our Donors

    Meet Our Donors

    Learn how donors like you have made gifts to Woodberry Forest School and how Woodberry has made a lasting impact on their lives.

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