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Charitable gift planning affords you opportunities to have an outsized impact on the causes that matter most to you with the possibility of reducing or eliminating current and future tax liabilities, creating income for you or your loved ones, and preserving wealth for future generations of your family.

Recent and pending changes to the tax code (Tax Cut and Jobs Act, CARES Act, CAA, and BBB) contain provisions incentivizing you to plan how, what, and when you give to charity. If you have recently experienced or are anticipating changes in your personal life or business, we encourage you to partner with us to ensure you're taking full advantage of these incentives.

Regina Dominican's Office of Institutional Advancement is a ready resource for you and your advisors. We welcome you to have a confidential, no-obligation conversation to align your personal financial situation with your philanthropic goals.

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Cathy and Bob Cerone

Cathy and Bob Cerone

“This method of contribution to Regina Dominican enables us to maximize our giving potential and ensure that the students and the school receive the greatest benefit possible."--Bob Cerone
When it came time for Cathy ’71 and Bob Cerone to send their daughter Lizzie ’03 to high school, the only choice was Regina Dominican. They credit Regina Dominican for shaping their daughter into an intelligent, strong, and confident young woman. The Cerones feel this wonderful school is a unique place in which "girls are able to embrace who they truly are and become unapologetically themselves." Cathy still proudly bleeds black and white, so it’s no wonder her daughter became just as passionate about Regina. While attending, Lizzie was Co-captain of the Cross Country team and active in the Athletic Association and Arts Society. In the 2003 yearbook, Lizzie was quoted as saying that she loves motivating a team. That desire to cheer people on to do their best is fitting for her career choice: today, she is using those leadership skills as a human resources professional in Sacramento, California. The Cerones say they’ve seen firsthand how Regina positively impacts not just its students, but also students’ families and communities. They agree it’s a special place where lifelong friendships and a solid foundation of faith are formed. And it’s why the family has supported Regina for 25 years, and will continue to support the school through a planned gift. "It is so important for Regina to continue its legacy through legacy giving.”
Elizabeth Betsy Finzer

Elizabeth “Betsy” Finzer

“This method of contribution to Regina Dominican enables us to maximize our giving potential and ensure that the students and the school receive the greatest benefit possible.” (Note: Betsy was a proud Dominican Heritage Society member before passing in 2023.)
Joanie Reynolds

Joanie ’72 and Bob Reynolds

“My four years at Regina Dominican left me with a strong foundation, lifelong friendships, fond memories, and a profound sense of gratitude to the community that gave me so much. More recently, Bob and I have seen how our two daughters have benefitted from the education, guidance, and opportunities that are the hallmarks of a Regina Dominican education. Over the course of my life, these bonds to Regina Dominican have only deepened. By supporting Regina, Bob and I have committed to helping young women today become global leaders tomorrow. It is our hope that though our support and the support of others, we will ensure the future success of Regina Dominican.”

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Let us know how we can help you include Regina Dominican in your estate plans. Discussing your charitable intentions with us can lead to a much better result than going it alone - and will ensure that your gift is used just as you wish.

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Joan Mulvihill '77 Kitchie
Vice President of Advancement

jkitchie@rdpanthers.org
847-256-7660 ext. 224

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