Legacy Giving
Leaving a Legacy for Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School
A planned gift helps ensure that Bishop Loughlin will remain strong and financially secure into the future. It can also bring financial benefits to you and your family. Planned gifts play a vital role in sustaining and strengthening Bishop Loughlin's mission, and in nurturing the light within every student; today and for generations to come.
By including Bishop Loughlin in your estate plans, you extend your impact beyond the present, helping ensure the school’s ability to serve future classes of students. Planned gifts may be made through a will or trust, by naming Bishop Loughlin as a beneficiary of a retirement account or life insurance policy, or through other legacy-giving arrangements.
Planned Giving Contact
Andrew Leary, Vice President of Institutional Advancement x2251.
Will
The simplest way to include Bishop Loughlin in your legacy is through your will or living trust — often just a single sentence added by your attorney. If you don't yet have a will, or need to update one, we offer a free tool through FreeWill that walks you through the process in about 20 minutes, at no cost and with no obligation.
Trust
A revocable living trust lets you direct exactly how your estate — including your support for Bishop Loughlin — is distributed, often with less delay and less cost to your family than a will alone. It's a flexible way to make sure the school that shaped you is provided for, on your terms, and our free planning tool can help you set one up as part of your full estate plan.
Gift Intent Form
Have you already included us in your will or trust? We would love to thank you for your generosity.
Beneficiaries tool:
Retirement accounts, life insurance policies, and similar assets typically pass outside your will, through a beneficiary form you file directly with the company that holds them. Naming Bishop Loughlin as a full or partial beneficiary takes just a few minutes and can be one of the easiest ways to leave a lasting gift — our free planning tool will walk you through it step by step.
Our Giving Societies
St. John Baptist De La Salle, the Patron Saint of Teachers, would be proud that his legacy is alive today in more than 80 countries—including here at Bishop Loughlin. Society members recognize that our long-term financial health is paramount, and have included Bishop Loughlin in their estate plans. Making a planned gift achieves many goals. When you make a bequest to Bishop Loughlin, you enter a covenant to benefit future generations of students. Thank you to all of our legacy stewards.
Justinian Society
The Justinian Society was established in 2000, and named for Brother Justinian, who famously served as principal for St. James Academy from 1870-1877--most remembered for his proud and unwavering stand against criticism of Catholic education.
McDonnell Society
The McDonnell Society is named for the beloved Bishop Charles McDonnell, the second Bishop of Brooklyn.
Calixitus Society
The Calixitus Society is named for Brother Callixtus (1979-1973) of St. Augustine High School.
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