Please include the recipient fund in the memo line. Otherwise,
gifts will be directed to the UC Davis School of Education Annual
Fund.
Other Ways to Give
Planned and estate gifts are giving
arrangements that enable donors to support the university while
benefiting from specific tax advantages and income
streams. Bequests are the most common form of planned giving
made by naming the School of Education as a beneficiary in your
will or living trust. Please contact Thomas Mackey at tcmackey@ucdavis.edu to discuss
how we can help you meet your philanthropic goals through planned
giving.
Cash gifts may also be made by money order or
wire transfer.
Pledges allow donors to promise a gift and make
payments over time, which sometimes enables contributors to give
more generously than otherwise possible. Payments can be made
using cash, credit cards, securities, or other kinds of assets,
over a period of up to five years.
Gifts of securities, including stocks, bonds and
mutual funds, can provide relief from capital gains taxes.
Gifts-in-kind are items of tangible personal
property or other physical assets — including artwork, books,
equipment or specialized instruments — that are of value to the
university.
Gifts of real property, including land, farms,
personal residences, and rental or commercial property, can
benefit the university while providing relief from capital gains
taxes and eliminating property expenses.
Payroll deduction provides UC Davis
employees with an easy, convenient and tax-advantaged way to
support their university. It also allows UC Davis employees the
flexibility of splitting gifts into convenient payments and gives
the added ability to control the length and frequency of the
donation. Start your payroll deduction today by filing out
a Payroll
Deduction Form.
Matching gifts can double or triple the impact
of any gift or pledge made to the School of
Education. Determine if you or your
spouse’s employer has a matching gift program.
