Leaving a Legacy Gift
When you leave a gift to KCKCC Foundation - of any size - in your will, you are helping ensure the continued support of our students for future generations.
KCKCC Alumnus, Joe Salazar and wife, Teresa Salazar, share their Legacy of Giving.
"Remember your community college because it's your foundation!" We are honored by these words from Mr. Joe Salazar, Class of 1967, who along with his wife, Teresa, live these words through action as legacy donors. They have been long-time supporters of the Mr. and Mrs. John Joe and Roberta Cory Salazar Endowed Scholarship. The Salazar’s bequest will have a lasting impact on our students today and in perpetuity. Their planned gift to the KCKCC Foundation ensures their legacy lives on and supports future sustainability and growth.
KCKCC Foundation Legacy Society
Dr. Reginald T Buckner
Etta Blanche Smith Dahlgren
Arthur W. Gibson
J. Paul Jewell & Fern Watkins Jewell
Pamela M. Louis-Walden and Wayne Walden
Ralph McMorris
Juanita Miller
Danielle R. Molder
Marilyn Kay Parsons
Frank and Doris Schlagle
Dr. Melanie Simpson and Doug Simpson
Dr. Frances Speer
Dr. Teresa Sullivan
Dorothy E. Swanson
Ed and Ione Trapp
Clarence L. Turpin
Etta Blanche Smith Dahlgren
Arthur W. Gibson
J. Paul Jewell & Fern Watkins Jewell
Pamela M. Louis-Walden and Wayne Walden
Ralph McMorris
Juanita Miller
Danielle R. Molder
Marilyn Kay Parsons
Frank and Doris Schlagle
Dr. Melanie Simpson and Doug Simpson
Dr. Frances Speer
Dr. Teresa Sullivan
Dorothy E. Swanson
Ed and Ione Trapp
Clarence L. Turpin
Gift Planning
By making a planned gift to the KCKCC Foundation, you will provide significant support to students at Kansas City Kansas Community College while enabling you to leave your legacy. Your generosity will assist students in achieving their dreams.
Have a question about including KCKCC Foundation in your estate plans? Please contact Carmen Liimatta at the KCKCC Foundation at cliimatta@kckcc.edu.
There are numerous planned giving opportunities outlined below. We are happy to discuss options with you that align with your philanthropic goals.
- Wills and living trusts
- Gifts of stock
- IRA charitable rollover or qualified charitable distribution
- Individuals 70 ½ years or older can contribute up to $100,000 with numerous tax benefits.
- Individuals at least 59 ½ years old can take a distribution, then donate from your IRA without penalty.
- Beneficiary designations such as insurance policies
- Charitable gift annuities
- Charitable remainder trusts
- Charitable lead trusts
- Gifts of real estate
- Gifts of personal property such as designer wardrobes
- Donor advised funds
