Your Gift Matters
Make a Big Impact with a Future Gift
When Memphis University School was established in 1893, it was the result of the vision of many generous donors. The success of MUS and its alumni form a lasting testimony to all who have supported the school throughout its history, and we continue to look toward the future. There are generations of students yet to enroll, all deserving the best education possible in order to become the future leaders of our communities, our nation, and the world in which we live. The information on this website offers many ways for you to honor our tradition and join in our legacy. Since we first opened our doors, many of our most significant gifts have been bequests made through estate plans. We invite you to explore the options here and create a plan of your own … a plan to ensure the future of MUS.
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Under $25,000
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$25,000 to $99,999
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$100,000 to $999,999
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$1 million or more
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Under 40
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40-54
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55-69
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70+
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Cash
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Appreciated Securities
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Retirement Plan Assets
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Life Insurance
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Real Estate
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Tangible Personal Property
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To get started, consider how you want to plan your gift.
Meet Our Donors
Our generous donors share why making a planned gift is meaningful and important to them.
Read MoreLegacy Society
The Crest & Cornerstone Society recognizes individuals who have ensured the future strength of the school by including MUS as a direct beneficiary in their estate plans.
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