Contact Planned Giving
The George Washington University Office of Planned Giving helps alumni and friends determine the contribution that best meets their interests and needs. Please call us for assistance as you consider a planned-giving opportunity.
Office of Planned Giving
2100 M Street, NW, Suite 310
Washington, D.C. 20037
e-mail: pgiving1@gwu.edu
Jane Kolson
Associate VP for Development, University Programs
202-994-4854
e-mail: jkolson@gwu.edu
John B. Kendrick
Executive Director of Planned Giving
202-994-6131
e-mail: jbk01@gwu.edu
Rick Robertson
Senior Director of Planned Giving
202-994-9322
e-mail: rick_r@gwu.edu
Meg Roberts
Director of Planned Giving
202-994-3818
e-mail: mroberts@gwu.edu
Chase V. Magnuson
Director of Planned Giving, Real Estate
202-994-4979
email: chasem@gwu.edu
Justine Van Wie
Associate Director of Planned Giving Administration
202-994-9525
e-mail: justinev@gwu.edu
Adam Lewis
Executive Associate
202-994-7657
e-mail: aslewis@gwu.edu
Caroline Blanchet
Executive Associate
202-994-4854
email: blanchet@gwu.edu
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