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Welcome to Gift Planning

Gift planning at Loyola combines the many benefits of charitable giving with the impact of supporting the University’s mission. Imagine the difference your gift can make to you and Loyola.
Felicia McClelland

Throughout her many decades, she was an example of how the generosity of strangers can be paid forward to others who need it most.
Suzette M. Mahneke (MSN ’88)

If it hadn’t been for the financial aid I received at Loyola, I wouldn’t have been able to afford school. I wanted to give that same chance to students today.
Daniel Coleman

Daniel Coleman (JFRC Spring ’77) and his wife Julie included the Rome Center in their estate plan so that future students could have the same transformational Jesuit education in Rome.
Tamara Rodriguez:
Family honors beloved wife and mother with named scholarship

"This scholarship will help carry on Tamara's legacy of educating young people who are financially less fortunate."
Drs. Michael Lichter and Valerie Atkins:
A love of medicine sparks student scholarship

"We are fortunate to be able to support future medical professionals in this way."
Dr. Margarite Angelopoulos (Resident LUHS '94)

"Since I had a very positive experience at Loyola, I hope that my gift annuity will support future students as the University has supported me."
The Robert R. Otremba Scholarship Supports Denis Cipurko (Class of 2019)

In gratitude, Robert R. Otremba supported Loyola through his estate plan and named the Department of Chemistry the sole beneficiary of his estate.
Dr. Robert (MD '85) and Pamela Munson

"Whether we realize it or not, we all succeed on the shoulders of others who have supported us in the past—and that should provide us all with a sense of responsibility to those that follow us."
Joyce Barry (MUND '55)

The significant support from Joyce's estate set into motion the Celebrate Mundelein campaign, which seeks to secure the financial future of the Gannon Center by significantly growing its endowment.
Dr. Richard Wellington Poley (MD ’57)

He set up a memorial scholarship in honor of his friend, James Blake Patterson (MD ’57).
Pat Wozniak (BSN ’59): Excellence in nursing

She likes what she sees today at Loyola and is excited to support it.