Pictured: Stained Glass Windows in Wallace Memorial Chapel

Planned Giving is a way to support Westminster College in the future through arrangements you make today.

Keith McCauley '68

It is a society (group) of individuals expressing their deep appreciation and

LOVE for those people (family members and/or faculty constituents) who helped to make a quality EDUCATION possible. GRADUATION has been achieved for so many society members and an ACCEPTANCE of self....be it gender, religious affiliation or political persuasion.  We wish to continue our COMMITMENT to the success of the future Titan YOUTH of tomorrow.  

FUN FACT: Keith is an avid surfer in Florida, where he resides during the winter months.

As alumni of Westminster College, you are deeply aware of the pivotal role education plays in shaping lives. Beyond our personal journeys, many of us seek to leave a lasting legacy supporting the institutions that have shaped us. Estate planning offers a powerful avenue to achieve this goal, and one strategy that stands out for its dual benefits is establishing a charitable trust.

Mechanics of a Charitable Trust:

A charitable trust typically involves the transfer of assets, such as cash, securities, or real estate, to a trustee who manages these assets on behalf of the designated charitable beneficiaries, including Westminster College. There are various types of charitable trusts, including charitable remainder trusts and charitable lead trusts, each offering distinct benefits and mechanisms for distributing income and assets.

Quick Tips contributed by:

Chuck Zuzak, CFP®, CFA, Contributing Writer

Westminster wishes to thank Richard and Ellen Stuck for supporting Westminster students through scholarship AND honoring their daughter, Tracy, in the process. The Stuck family recently signed the agreement for the Tracy L. Stuck ’88 Endowed Scholarship. Tracy Stuck is currently a member of the WC Board of Trustees. 

The Dr. R. Tad Greig era at Westminster is coming to a close after 30 fantastic and accomplished years with the WC bands. Enjoy one of Tad's last performances before retirement, leading the School of Music Gala on Saturday, May 4 at 7:30 p.m. in Orr Auditorium.

Daffodils outside of Wiley Alumni House with snow.

Spring is officially here and so is Capstone season! We're just beyond the halfway point through the semester and seniors are busy preparing for a capstone project, or breathing a sigh of relief that their capstone event is over!