Yes. Should you wish to donate stocks, bonds, securities or mutual funds, please contact the University of Arizona Foundation and specify the School of Journalism as the recipient. You may also contact the development office in the College of Social & Behavioral Sciences to assist you with the transaction.

Yes. Please make your check payable to the UA Foundation/Journalism and mail it to:

If the gift is for a specific fund, such as the Jacqueline E. Sharkey Watchdog Journalism Fund or the Center for Border & Global Journalism, please include the information on the memo line of the check.

You can make a recurring gift by checking the box on this online transaction page.

Please contact the development office in the College of Social & Behavioral Sciences. We will work with you and the gift planning office at the University of Arizona Foundation to set up your estate gift for the School of Journalism. Go to our Journalism Forever page for more details and testimonials from alums or faculty who've made legacy gifts.

Yes. You can avoid an estate tax on your retirement plan assets while making other property available to pass along to your heirs. You can find details on this online transaction page.

No. You may donate to a charity directly from your IRA through a qualified charitable distribution. If your RMD is $5,000 and you typically give $5,000 to charity each year, you can donate that money and not be taxed.

The University of Arizona Foundation Gift Comparison Chart enables you to compare the benefits of up to three types of gifts, such as cash, appreciated stock and a charitable bequest.

Please refer to the Corporate Matching Gift page from the University of Arizona Foundation to see if your company will match your gift to the School of Journalism.

Please include the information about the person you would like to honor on the online transaction page or with a note attached to your personal check. If you are interested in establishing an endowment in their name, please contact the development office in the College of Social & Behavioral Sciences. We will work with you to establish a fund for the School of Journalism by working with the University of Arizona Foundation.

Please contact the development office in the College of Social & Behavioral Sciences. We will provide you with instructions to make a wire transfer or ACH transfer to support the School of Journalism.

Yes. You will need to provide your personal information so you can be credited for the gift.

If you want your gift to be acknowledged as anonymous, please note this on the online transaction page. You may also write “anonymous” in the memo field of your check.

Yes. Pledges include a commitment to a specific amount and payment schedule. Pledges may be paid over a period of five years from the time of the commitment in annual, semiannual or quarterly installments. Pledge payments may be in the form of cash, credit or debit card charges or wire or securities transfers. Donors interested in making a five-year pledge should contact the development office in the College of Social & Behavioral Sciences. We can provide you with the forms to make your commitment to the School of Journalism.

An endowment is a managed investment that provides annual income to meet the current and future needs of students and faculty in the School of Journalism. You can establish an endowment with a gift of cash or stock or through a planned gift, then name the endowment in honor of an individual or organization. Endowments can also support faculty chairs, scholarships, programs or research. Through the investment with the University of Arizona Foundation, the endowment’s annual payout rate equals 4 percent. The minimum amount for an endowment is $25,000. Please contact the development office in the College of Social & Behavioral Sciences. We can provide you with the forms to set up an endowment for the School of Journalism.

The University of Arizona Foundation Tax ID Number is 86-6050388.

Yes. Donating tangible personal property, such as camera equipment, audio gear, laptops and smart phones, is a popular and useful way to support the School of Journalism. There are also non-monetary assets of property, such as stocks and securities, real estate and other items requiring nominal effort to convert into cash. To determine if your item is an appropriate gift-in-kind, please contact the development office in the College of Social & Behavioral Sciences.

Yes. Six percent of your philanthropic gift is allocated to support campus fundraising efforts. You can find details on the 6 percent fee here. The administrative fee is charged on all gifts of $1,000 or more.