Outright Gifts
Gifts of cash are the simplest and most commonly received charitable contributions. Cash gifts may be used to honor or memorialize someone.
Gifts of Appreciated Property, including securities and real estate, are popular with individuals seeking to manage capital gains taxes on appreciated assets
with a market value well beyond the original purchase price.
Gifts-in-Kind of Tangible Personal Property such as library collections, works of art, historical items, computers, scientific equipment, and other items
can be of great educational value to the College.
Matching Gifts are made by hundreds of corporations nationwide when their employees, retirees, board members and even these individuals’ spouses
contribute to charitable organizations.
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Planned Gifts
When a contributor is interested in specific strategies for tax and estate planning, planned gifts to The Honors College provide many opportunities
to accomplish personal goals while assisting the College in a substantial way.
Bequests may be included in your will, ensuring that a specific amount or percentage of an individual’s estate will come to the College after his/her death.
Life-Income Gifts provide a variety of ways in which you can make a contribution to the College while still providing income for yourself, your spouse,
or another individual. These include:
- Charitable Remainder Unitrusts
- Charitable Remainder Annuity Trusts
- Charitable Lead Trusts
- Pooled Income Funds
- Charitable Gift Annuities
- Gifts of Real Estate with Retained Life Interest
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Contact Us
To discuss giving opportunities to FAU’s Honors College, please call Dianne M. Reeves, Director of Development
at (561) 799-8665 or send an e-mail to: dreeves@fau.edu.
Address:
Wilkes Honors College, FAU
5353 Parkside Drive
Jupiter, FL 33458
Dianne Reeves is also liaison to the
Wilkes Honors College Advisory Board.
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