Planned Giving
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Welcome to your resource for charitable gift planning!
It's no secret that the programs of University of Detroit Mercy depend upon your goodwill. We've created this easy-to-understand Web site to help you dream a little, about our future and yours. There are many easy giving options from which you can choose—strategies that enhance your personal well being, as well as UDM.
If you're not sure where to begin, try our Build Your Gift planner. By answering a few basic questions, this interactive tool steps you through the process of narrowing down your choices. It's fun and easy to use!
If you already have gift options in mind, click on Compare Gifts to see how your choices match up or click on eBrochures to request specific information on a planning option. If you get lost, rest assured that we're always here to help. Simply contact Mark Grzybowski, Director of Gift Planning, at 313-993-1250 or 888-UDM-GRAD or plannedgift@udmercy.edu with any questions.
Check Out Our Monthly Feature Articles:
Discovering the True Value of a Home
UDM's Heritage Society members have laid plans for the future that include the University in their wills, insurance policies, trusts, IRAs and other vehicles that take effect after their death. Alumnus Carl M. is one such member who discovered that his home offered an opportunity to make an impact at UDM while earning tax benefits for himself. More
A New Year's Resolution to Keep
One of the top 10 New Year's resolutions according to several sources is to get more organized. Does this have a ring of familiarity to you? Maybe you've been thinking about updating your estate plan, but have put it off for one reason or another. Here is why it's so important to keep this promise. More
Will 2012 Taxes Affect You?
Over the past few years, it feels like tax laws have changed with the seasons. Will 2012 be any different? Learn what you should expect this year and just how likely it is that your plans will be impacted. More
Is Your Will Missing This?
If you want to protect your family and assets, then your will is the most vital document you can own. That's not all your will can accomplish, though. By adding a few simple words, you can extend your charitable support beyond your lifetime. More
Deciding Who Gets What
Mention the word "inheritance" and many people envision money, stocks and bonds, expensive jewelry, or the family home. But when a loved one dies, it's often the sentimental assets he or she leaves behind that mean the most. More
