 |
 |
|
 |
- made with a one-time check, through installments, or on an annual basis.
- made by a direct electronic transfer (DTC) or by sending the University a stock certificate. Contact your broker or the University to learn more.
- made with cash or securities which the University then invests. Returns on the investment are used for a specific purpose, such as a student scholarship or faculty chair. The endowment remains untouched so that proceeds are perpetual.
- Charitable giving is an important part of estate planning, and a gift to Mountain State University can serve as a lasting memorial to your commitment to education. The Tower Society recognizes alumni, faculty members, parents, and friends who include such a gift in their estate plan.
- made by naming the Mountain State University Foundation as beneficiary; co-beneficiary; or a secondary, remainder, or residual beneficiary.
- Annuity made today, but with a guarantee that you receive a percentage of the asset every year of life.
- made to the Mountain State University Foundation, which provides you with a tax benefit while also providing you with income for yourself or others for life.
Please contact the Office of University Advancement at 304.929.1375 to discuss gift options.
|