Sustaining KITP as a critical resource for the international scientific community requires long-term investment. Legacy gifts are a powerful tool for building KITP’s endowment, which supports our early-career scientists, scientific programs and community outreach. KITP’s Legacy Society recognizes visionary supporters who have left a planned gift for the institute that will have lasting impact.
You can join the KITP Legacy Society by including KITP in your will or living trust, naming KITP as the beneficiary of your Individual Retirement Account (IRA) or life insurance policy, or establishing a charitable bequest.
KITP Legacy Society Members:
- Anonymous (3)
- David Brown
- Chad Comerdinger
- Carl and Toby Feinberg
- Larry and Dee Franks
- David J. Gross
- Jerg Jergenson
- Steven H. Johnson
- John Langan
- James and Elinor Langer
- Tina Hansen McEnroe and Paul McEnroe
- James Melillo
- Joel Scott Raznick
- Ann and Myron Rice
- Charles Rulofson
- Steven A. Silbaugh and Dale Anne Dunlap
How we celebrate KITP Legacy Society members:
- A KITP Legacy Society gold pin that identifies you as an investor in the institute's future
- Acknowledgement in our Annual Report, on our website, and all other KITP donor rosters
- Acknowledgment on a prominent donor recognition wall in Kohn Hall for gifts of $100,000 or more
- The opportunity to name a space in the Charles T. Munger Residence or new KITP House for gifts of $250,000 or more
For detailed information on how to structure your planned gift:
- Visit UCSB’s Planned Giving website
- Contact: Kristi Newton, KITP Senior Director of Development at 805-893-6307 or kristi@kitp.ucsb.edu