About the ETSU Legacy Circle
By naming ETSU as a beneficiary in their estate plans, these dedicated donors create a lasting impact on the university’s future. Planned gifts may include bequests, gifts of retirement assets, life insurance policies, appreciated securities, or charitable income gifts such as charitable remainder trusts.
If you have included ETSU in your estate plans, we encourage you to share your intentions with us. By doing so, we can express our gratitude and welcome you as a valued member of the ETSU Legacy Circle. Please contact Rebecca Muncy, Executive Director of Planned Giving, to notify us of your gift.
An Invitation to Join
Membership in the ETSU Legacy Circle is entirely honorary—there are no dues, obligations, or solicitations. However, it provides us with the opportunity to recognize your generosity and may inspire others to follow your example.
As a member, you will receive exclusive invitations to special events and seminars, as well as updates on the exciting developments happening at ETSU throughout the year.
Most importantly, you will experience the profound satisfaction of knowing that your planned gift creates a lasting legacy—one that will shape the future of ETSU for generations to come.
Contact Us Today
Rebecca Muncy
Executive Director of Planned Giving
muncyrh@etsu.edu
423-439-4641
We’re here to help you meet your goals!
Our team would be happy to speak with you in confidence about your giving goals, with no obligation.
Name: Rebecca Muncy
Title :Executive Director of Planned Giving
Phone: 423-439-4641
Email: muncyrh@etsu.edu
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Gifts in a will or trust
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Beneficiary designations
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Popular tax-smart gifts
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