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Support Trinidad State – Protect Your Future

For most people, a charitable bequest through a will or living trust can be a highly appropriate way to make an estate gift. The future is unknowable. And it’s precisely this reason that a future gift makes sense – it preserves your full control over your assets for the balance of life.

In short, you create a future gift in your will or living trust today, but nothing happens until your estate is settled. If an unforeseen need arises in the meantime, your assets are still in place. If not, a beautiful gift will one day come to Trinidad State College Foundation.

Bequests are also highly flexible, allowing you to determine an appropriate balance between family, friends and an organization like Trinidad State.

To create a bequest, contact your estate planning attorney – and if your plans are already in place, please know that updating them is easy and far less expensive than redrafting all of your documents. And if you do decide to remember Trinidad State College Foundation, please let us know. We would love to welcome you as a member of the Society of 1925.

For more information, or to request ‘sample bequest language’ that you can share with your attorney, please visit this page, or contact Toni DeAngelis at toni.deangelis@trinidadstate.edu or 719-846-5520. There is never any expectation or obligation to complete a gift.