Giving

Many of us are so grateful to have had the opportunity to study at Harvard Law School that we band together to pay it forward.

The gift calculator below will allow you to test out different planned giving scenarios. Click on “Personalize This Diagram” to choose the gift type you…

Giving More for Less Advantages of Appreciated Securities Avoid paying a capital gains tax. Receive a full fair market tax deduction for your gift. Increase…

Advantages of Charitable Lead Trusts Federal gift and estate-tax deductions may enable you to transfer a larger estate to your heirs. Any appreciation in the…

What is a Charitable Remainder Trust? Advantages of Charitable Remainder Trusts Create a regular income stream for both yourself and a beneficiary. Obtain an income…

Advantages of Gift Annuities Create a regular income stream for both yourself and a beneficiary. Obtain an income tax deduction for a portion of what…

Assets and Timing Often, the choice of assets and giving strategy will determine the timing of your gift. Blended gifts typically combine the enjoyment of…

The Secure 2.0 Act of 2022 If you are 70.5 years+, you can use up to $50,000 from your IRA as a one-time gift to…

Read Making a Difference Making a Difference is an annual newsletter from Harvard Law School’s Planned Giving Department, and features stories, news, and information about…

Prior to making a gift from abroad, alumni should contact their national Harvard Law School Association, as some groups have made it possible for alumni…

Each year, gifts to Harvard Law School play a critical role in supporting key initiatives and limiting tuition increases. Alumni and friends can contribute to…