Send your tax-deductible contribution payable to:
Trinity University
Development Office
One Trinity Place #49
San Antonio, TX 78212-7200
Toll-Free 888-TU-DONOR (883-6667)
Fiscal year: June 1 through May 31
Cash gifts and payments on pledges will be counted in the fiscal year in which they are received. Your Annual Campaign gift must be received before May 31 in order to be counted in a specific giving club within that fiscal year.
Payment Options
Cash gifts may be made by:
- check
- credit card (Mastercard, Visa, American Express, Discover) If giving by credit card simply provide your account number, name on the card, and expiration date.
- payroll deduction (TU employees)
- automatic cash transfer. This transfer is arranged through your personal bank or financial services provider. No hassle or reminders for you.
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Company Matching Gifts
Your contribution to Trinity may qualify for a matching gift from your employer. Some employers honor spouse and retiree contributions. Please check with your or your spouse’s personnel office.
Stocks and Securities
Long-term, appreciated stocks and securities are almost always an excellent way to provide financial support. They can be used to support the annual campaign or in establishing planned giving arrangements and provide a double benefit to you--a current income tax deduction and avoidance of capital gains taxes.
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Real Estate
Real estate gifts, such as single-family homes, vacation property, condominiums, office buildings, vacant lots and farms and ranches, are an excellent way to support the mission of Trinity University as well as to provide important benefits to you and your family. You can use real estate to make an outright gift, establish a retained life estate or to set up a charitable remainder unitrust to pay you an income for life. You can obtain a charitable income tax deduction and avoid capital gains taxes. The minimum value of a real estate gift is $25,000. For information on making a gift of real estate, please contact the Office of Development.
Tangible Personal Property
For many donors, tangible personal property, such as art, antiques or collectibles, represents some of their most valuable assets with which to make charitable gifts. Because the IRS rules for gifts of tangible personal property are quite different than those for gifts of cash or other types of property, we encourage you to contact the Office of Development if you are interested in making such a gift.
Fiscal year: June 1 through May 31
Gifts and payments on pledges will be counted in the fiscal year in which they are received. Your Annual Campaign gift must be received before May 31 in order to be counted in a specific giving club within that fiscal year.
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