Legacy giving is the promise of future support to Chattahoochee Technical College through your will, IRA or investment account, or charitable life income investments. If you want to make an impact on future students, you are a perfect candidate to make a legacy gift.

Name Chattahoochee Tech Foundation in Your Will

If you are writing your will for the first time, revising your existing plans, or own investment or retirement accounts or life insurance policies, please consider including Chattahoochee Tech Foundation among your charitable beneficiaries.

In your will, you can name Chattahoochee Tech Foundation the beneficiary of a set amount, a percentage of your estate, or a percentage of your residual estate after you have taken care of your loved ones.

If you have already written your will, it is usually very easy to create a codicil, or amendment, to your will. A codicil with specific changes, witnessed and notarized, is typically accepted into probate with the original will.

We encourage you to share this suggested bequest language with your attorney as you prepare or revise your will.

On the typically straightforward forms provided to designate beneficiaries of your investment account, retirement account or life insurance, simply list Chattahoochee Tech Foundation as a partial or sole beneficiary. Contact your program or account administrator to learn more.

It’s always a good idea to review your will and investment beneficiary forms periodically to be sure they still represent your wishes, especially if conditions, assets or relationships have changed. Times when it might be most important to review your documents include when purchasing or selling property, when children are born or have grown up, or when your marital or financial status changes.

Chattahoochee Tech Foundation cannot offer you legal or financial advice; we recommend you contact a qualified attorney to answer any questions you might have about your estate plans.