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Join the Legacy Society
Honoring family with an enduring legacy
Ms. Nancy Hargrave Nagle-Bolio has been an
ardent and steadfast supporter of the Paul D. Camp
Community College Foundation for many years.
Nancy made providing access to higher education
for students a priority during her service on the
Foundation Board.
Born and raised on the Hedgepeth-Hargrave
family farm near Ivor and Wakefield, Virginia, Nancy knows first-hand
the importance of higher education in a rural community. She has been
a long-time believer in the community college system and is one of
the charter members of the Paul D. Camp Community College Legacy
Society. In 2006, she was honored as Paul D. Camp Community College’s
first recipient of the Chancellor’s Leadership in Philanthropy Award.
In 1998, Nancy designated a deferred gift to the Paul D. Camp
Community College Foundation. Upon her passing, the college will
Your legacy gift qualifies
you for membership in the
Foundation’s Paul D. Camp
Community College Legacy
Society, which honors those who
include the Foundation in their
estate or financial planning.
To let us know of your planned
gift (and join the Society), or to
find out more about creating
a legacy through the college
foundation, please contact:
PDCCC Foundation
100 North College Drive
Franklin, VA 23851
Felicia Blow
Executive Director
utilize the family farm to further education and to create the endowed
(757) 569-6791
fblow@pdc.edu
Hedgepeth-Hargrave Scholarship Fund.
Trish Edwards
“Establishing a scholarship in honor of my family is a wonderful way
to leave a legacy beyond my lifetime that will touch the lives of future
students in the community that I still call home,” said Nancy.
Community Legacies
For many centuries, those who seek a better tomorrow have created
charitable legacies in their estate plans. Individuals can make an impact on
their local community with a legacy gift to their regional community college.
See the reverse for helpful suggestions on building your legacy for tomorrow.
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Scholarship Coordinator
(757) 569-6789
tedwards@pdc.edu
Shape the future of your local community by giving to
your community college foundation.
Have you ever stopped to think about your legacy?
All of us will have one. And you do not have to be rich for your
legacy to bring you satisfaction, right here and now.
A Bequest – A future gift at no cost now
A bequest for the community college foundation in your will can
ensure that you give beyond your lifetime.
Bequests are the most common way to create a legacy. Your attorney
can help you frame your bequest for the community college (as a specific
amount, or a percentage of your estate, for example). Your bequest is
subject to change by you at any time.
A Codicil – An easy way to create your Legacy
Your attorney can help you make a bequest without disturbing an
Your Legacy — Your Choice!
Everyone will
have a Legacy.
What will yours be?
those it serves?
mission in this community, show this
existing will through a codicil, or short addition to an existing will. (See
your attorney for more information).
What do you want your legacy to mean for the community college and
• Your bequest without restriction can underwrite the college’s
most critical needs, whether for buildings, scholarships, or other
initiatives.
• Your bequest restricted to endowment will provide perpetual income for unforeseen future needs,
• Your designated bequest will support whatever part of the life of
the college is most meaningful to you. Designated bequests can be
either for endowment or subject to expenditure.
A Legacy from your retirement account
You might be surprised to learn that your 401k account or IRA is a
To perpetuate your support for our
language to your attorney, who can
modify it to suit your needs:
“I give and bequeath (all/%)
of the remainder of my property
to Paul D. Camp Community
College Foundation, Franklin,
VA to be used or disposed of
as its Board of Directors in
its sole discretion shall deem
appropriate.”
great way to give to the community college foundation from the account’s
final balance at death. Income tax (plus possible estate tax for some
people) will apply to any accounts inherited by family.
These taxes make the accounts worth less to your family than to the
community college foundation, which pays no tax.
To avoid these taxes and create a legacy, just instruct the manager of
your retirement account to pay part or all of the account’s final balance to
the foundation.
Paul D. Camp Community College
Any information in this newsletter concerning giving options or their tax benefits is of a general
educational nature only and does not constitute, or substitute for, legal advice. Please seek
competent legal advice regarding how any charitable gift might affect your personal situation.
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