Robert T. Kenney ’56 and Kathleen Whalen Kenney ’58 see their gift of real estate as an investment in the University’s bright future. They plan to designate the gift to the schools they attended, the Carroll School of Management and the Connell School of Nursing, respectively.  Learn more...

Barbara O’Connell ’58, P’87, ’88, sees her relationship with Boston College as “a kind of love affair” and has been a longtime volunteer in many areas of University life. By including Boston College in her will, she’s helping ensure that others will benefit from the BC experience that shaped her own life.  Learn more...

Although Paul Quinn didn’t attend BC, he’s “always felt a part of the BC family,” because his late brother James M. Quinn was a member of the Class of 1952. Paul served as executor of his brother’s estate, which through a bequest, established the James M. Quinn ’52 Scholarship Fund, a fitting tribute to his brother’s passion for Boston College.  Learn more...

Professor Kevin Bedell is holder of the John H. Rourke Chair of Physics, which was created through the generous bequest of John Rourke ’41. The resources that come with the chair have furthered scientific research at the University and assisted undergraduate and graduate students as well.  Learn more...

A. Eugene Sullivan ’53 and his wife, Rosemary, celebrated his 50th Reunion by establishing a significant charitable gift annuity to mark the special occasion. The income from this and their other planned gifts benefited the couple by allowing them to diversify their income.  Learn more...

Kevin McCabe ’64, P’97, has established several charitable gift annuities that will benefit him, his wife, and Boston College. The gift annuities enable him to give more money than he would be able to contribute in cash, while providing a cash annuity stream during retirement.  Learn more...