Keep the house useful
Planned gifts can help with the long-term needs that make 416 N. Chauncey a real home for students, not just a memory for alumni.
Torque estate planning
Keep the legacy of the house alive beyond your lifetime.
Estate planning is one of the most meaningful ways alumni can protect the house, preserve the Torque network, and make sure the next generation inherits more than stories.
Legacy giving
The strongest alumni gifts are often planned early.
A bequest, beneficiary designation, or other planned gift can be a simple way to include the house in your long-term plans. We can help start the conversation, then you can work with your own legal and financial advisors on the details.
Protect the network
Estate planning can support alumni systems, career connections, events, and the practical work of keeping brothers connected.
Make legacy intentional
A planned gift turns gratitude for the chapter into a durable commitment that future members can actually feel.
Start the conversation
Reach out when you are ready to talk through legacy giving.
We will help route the conversation and share what support for the house can look like. This is not legal or financial advice; your own advisors should handle the estate planning details.