RE: Thinking of becoming a legacy donor. I live in Boise area. Worth doing?

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Sep 16, 2014
8:08:59pm

amerimono

Does it matter what level legacy donor you are or do all levels qualify for the benefits mentioned in this thread?

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amerimono

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Thinking of becoming a legacy donor. I live in Boise area. Worth doing?

LiveY'r

9/16/14 3:29pm

Access practices when you can/want, buy BYU Nike gear at cost,

BlackBart

9/16/14 3:33pm

On top of all of that, good on you for supporting BYU Athletics

BlackBart

9/16/14 3:34pm

Legacy question...

crm48

9/16/14 3:46pm

I think you could, but that's certainly not the idea

BlackBart

9/16/14 3:58pm

You can send anyone you want in your place

Jersey hunter

9/17/14 12:12am

I've enjoyed some of the perks over the years. Overall, I'd say it's been worth

BearsandBulls

9/16/14 3:44pm

Buddy Garitty?

snowbird

9/16/14 3:44pm

Give Mike Middleton or Chad Lewis a call

HuskerFan2

9/16/14 3:52pm

Just call Chad or Lee Johnson would be my suggestion

BlackBart

9/16/14 3:57pm

Thanks for the replies. Think I will go ahead.

LiveY'r

9/16/14 5:43pm

If you want to, you should but...

cosmo8486

9/16/14 10:34pm

Getting around that is easy. Put down 8 at the end of the year

bccoug

9/16/14 10:54pm

You can spread the initial donation over several years

BlackBart

9/17/14 5:14am

RE: Getting around that is easy. Put down 8 at the end of the year

cosmo8486

9/17/14 9:45am

RE: Thinking of becoming a legacy donor. I live in Boise area. Worth doing?

TayJoyce

9/16/14 6:54pm

RE: Thinking of becoming a legacy donor. I live in Boise area. Worth doing?

amerimono

9/16/14 8:08pm

There are additional benefits. I'd recommend calling Chad Lewis

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