The Bartlett Tower Society was established in 1990 to recognize classmates who have left a legacy for Dartmouth. These legacy gifts typically take the form of bequests and life income plans:
Bequests have no minimum dollar amount, may be directed to a particular campus program, and may provide a charitable tax deduction to your estate. You can establish a bequest by naming Dartmouth as a beneficiary of your will, trust, IRA, 401K, or other retirement plan.
Life Income Plans (including, among other things, the charitable gift annuity and the charitable remainder trust) provide an immediate charitable tax deduction, secure a stream of income back to the donor and/or loved ones for life, and ultimately benefit Dartmouth with the remaining value of the gift.
Sample bequest language is available here https://alumni.dartmouth.edu/naming-dartmouth-estate-plan. For more information about planned giving to Dartmouth, visit the College Planned Giving web page.
Barry Bass
For more information, please contact our class Gift Planning Chair, Barry Bass, or you can visit Dartmouth Gift Planning or contact the Gift Planning Office (gift.planning@dartmouth.edu, (603) 646-3799).
- James C. Alex*
- Holly S. Andersen and Douglas A. Hirsch
- Jonathan Auerbach
- Pam Lower Bass and Barry Bass
- Eamonn F. Brady
- Lorenzo A. Chambers
- Todd L. Cranford
- Michael A. Davidson
- Jennifer and Thomas R. Eldridge
- Patricia and Michael W. Fadil
- Keith T. Goggin
- Kathleen Reilly Gross and Mark Gross
- Kate W. and Jonathan P. Grussing
- Valerie Hartman
- Nancy C. and Paul S. Hill
- Beth Gilman Hobbs and Bill Hobbs
- Merrick R. Kleeman
- James M. Laden
- Aloke K. Mandal
- Edward L. Pascoe
- Susan S. Reckford
- Lauren Sonstrom and David Rosen
- Salvatore and Karyn Sorce
- Rich Stoddart
- Daniel R. Studnicky
- Kathryn C. and William B. Tyree
- Jeff Weitzman and Rachel Milliken-Weitzman
- Jennifer Archibald Williams
- Anonymous
* deceased