Gifts That Make An Impact Now
If you would like to make our outstanding educational experience accessible to students with academic potential today, consider the giving options below — many of which have financial and personal benefits to you.
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100 Campus Drive
Grove City, PA 16127
Recommend a grant now from your donor-advised fund
You can use your donor-advised fund (DAF) to make a one-time gift, or to create a recurring monthly or quarterly gift for even more impact.
You can conveniently initiate a grant from your DAF using the link below. Simply type in the name of your fund sponsor and the system will prompt you through the process.
Memorial or Tribute Gift
When you give a memorial or tribute gift for Grove City College to honor someone special, you’re expressing your love, admiration, and gratitude in one of the most meaningful ways there is. Your gift will honor your loved one, create a lasting tribute, and assist students who may not otherwise be able to afford the Grove City College experience. Learn more about this type of gift.
Gifts of Appreciated Securities
You can use stocks, bonds, and mutual funds that have appreciated in value to support our shared vision. You may receive a charitable income tax deduction for the full market value of the stock (up to a maximum of 30% of your adjusted gross income) and avoid paying the capital gains tax on any increase in the value of the stock.
Matching Gift Opportunities
Would you like to maximize the impact of your giving and encourage other supporters to mobilize on behalf of our purpose-driven students? Consider sponsoring a matching gift challenge. Donate a pool of funds to Grove City College, from which we will match any donation made within a given period of time. Also, many companies match gifts. Check to see if your company will match your donation here. In this way, you can double the impact of your giving.
Qualified Charitable Distribution
- You must be 70 ½ or older.
- An individual may transfer up to a total of $105,000 per year and a married couple may give up to $210,000 to all organizations.
- Your gift must be transferred directly from the IRA account to Grove City College.
- Your gift is a transfer of funds from your IRA to Grove City College, so it does not count as income for the year.
- If you are 73 and older, the transfer of funds counts towards your annual Required Minimum Distribution from your IRA.
- An individual may take a one-time QCD up to $53,000 to fund a charitable gift annuity (CGA) or charitable remainder trust (CRT).
You can download a sample letter for your IRA administrator here to start the distribution process. You may also be able to request a qualified charitable distribution through your online account portal.
Please note: If you are still working and contributing to a retirement account, this gift could impact your taxable income. Please consult a qualified advisor before making a gift.
The Impact of Your Giving
$250
could sustain our mission.
A one-time or even monthly gift to the Annual Fund at this level could help us support scholarships and the student experience.
$25,000
could endow a named scholarship.
With a gift of this size, you could honor a loved one, create a family legacy, or encourage students pursuing a particular major while making an impact on students for generations to come.
$100,000
could support campus development.
A gift of this size could help to transform the Rockwell Hall of Science, dedicated in 1931, into a 21st century hub for technology and innovation or help build the most significant new athletic facility in a generation.
*Please note that these examples are for illustration purposes only and actual gift amounts may differ. Please contact our team to see the impact you can make possible.
Our Team is Here to Help
Our experienced team is here to help you…
- Learn about special projects that align with your interests.
- Structure a donation that maximizes benefits for you and your loved ones.
- Stay up to date on how your gift is used.
- And more!
Brian Powell ’03
Senior Director of Development