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The Dilworth Society
The Dilworth Society was established during the College’s 125th year to recognize dedicated alumnae and friends who wish to remember Chatham University in their estate planning. These plans, such as bequests, trusts or life income gifts, provide a legacy that benefits both Chatham and the donor. The Society is named for Joseph Dilworth, one of the College’s founders and Board of Trustees member, whose bequest for $10,000 established the building fund for the original Dilworth Hall. Documentation of a donor’s intention to make a gift of this type to Chatham automatically qualifies for membership in the Dilworth Society. If you are remembering Chatham in your estate planning, you may formalize your membership by completing the attached form. In doing so, you will receive a specially designed pin that features The Dilworth Society logo. You also will receive The Dilworth Planner, Chatham’s planned giving newsletter, and will be listed as a member of the Society in College publications.
If you would like additional information about Chatham’s planned giving opportunities or membership in The Dilworth Society, please feel free to contact Samantha Swift at 412-365-1652 or plannedgiving@chatham.edu. You also may download a Dilworth Society form or complete and submit our secure online form.
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The Dilworth Society logo is derived from design elements etched in the glass windows of the original Dilworth Hall, constructed in 1888.
Dilworth was the first home of the Tiffany Alumnae Memorial Window, another Chatham legacy. |
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