There are many ways to give to Washburn University. As a donor, you have the opportunity to tailor your method of giving so it suits your needs. Each type of gift makes an impact on current and future students of Washburn University.
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Cash, check, or credit card
The simplest method of giving is through an outright gift of cash. If you are interested in making a gift in this way, you have several options. Guide to Giving - GIVE NOW
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Gifts of Securities (Stocks)
Gifts of appreciated stocks or bonds entitle a contributor to two income tax benefits: avoidance of capital gains, and the use of the security’s fair market value on the date of the gift for the income tax charitable deduction. Stocks Irrevocable Stock Power Statement of Gift |
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Gifts of Real Estate
You may donate a residence, farmland, or other real estate to Washburn University Foundation. Gifts of real estate may offer considerable tax savings. The gift can be made immediately available to the University or you may wish to donate the property but retain use of it for your lifetime. Request Information
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Gifts of Life Insurance
Individual life insurance policies, either new or no longer needed, may be transferred to Washburn University Foundation. The Foundation may then become the owner and beneficiary to receive an income tax deduction or the Foundation may simply be named as a beneficiary of a policy. Request Information
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Matching Gifts
Many corporations match their employees’ gifts to Washburn University with an equal or greater corporate contribution. Information on matching gifts is usually available through a company human resource department.
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Gifts In Kind
Works of art, rare books, equipment and furnishings that further the mission of Washburn University may also be donated with approval. The allowable deduction for a gift of such property depends upon its related use and appraised value. Request Information
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Legacy Fund
Your legacy is our future. Find out how you can support Washburn University by establishing a planned estate gift. Request Information
Bequest
A bequest is the most frequently utilized method for support in America. Bequest affords a way for you to express your specific philanthropic wishes. A bequest can include a specific dollar amount, a percentage of the estate or a specific asset. Request Information
Trust
An arrangement where property is held by a trustee for the benefit of another. The trustee holds legal title to the property and the beneficiary is the institution who is benefited. There are a variety of trust types: irrevocable trust, revocable trust, living trust, and testamentary trust. Request Information
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