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Give to Fresno State

Create Your Legacy at Fresno State

Your investment in Fresno State has the power to fuel the success of our hardworking and talented students who will become our next generation of leaders and uplift the quality of life in the Central Valley and beyond. 

Planned gifts not only provide Fresno State with a future source of support, but can also help to preserve the assets of your estate from unnecessary taxation. A collaboration between your advisors and our Office of Planned Giving will ensure that your estate gift will be used for the specific college, school, scholarship, program, or project that you desire. 

Gift Options

Find out What to Give and learn about the best assets to make a planned gift. Learn about gifts of cash, securities, and property. You can also learn How to Give and discover gift options that provide tax and income benefits. 

Donor Stories

Learn how others have made an impact through their acts of giving to Fresno State.

Join the Heritage Society

The Heritage Society honors alumni and friends who have included Fresno State in their estate plans and/or have made some other type of planned gift to the University. Have you already made legacy plans that include Fresno State? Let us know so that we may celebrate you!

How can Fresno State's Planned Giving Office be of assistance?

We are charitable planning specialists and have resources available to support both your investigation and your implementation of gift planning techniques. Our services are professional, confidential and collaborative. They are provided without cost or obligation. 

We encourage you to share this information with a qualified, licensed professional such as an attorney or certified public accountant to be certain that your desires are fulfilled.

 

For assistance, please contact:
Becky Brown, CSPG
Director of Development
Frank W. Thomas 105
Fresno, CA 93740
559.278.1877 |  Email the Office of Planned Giving

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