Alumni and GivingNon-Cash GiftsSecurities. Many donors choose to make current gifts in the form of common stock or other securities. For more information contact:
Gift-In-Kind (property). Gifts-In-Kind are non-monetary items of tangible personal property such as art, collectibles, books, equipment, automobiles, inventory and other physical assets or materials which represent value to the seminary. Unreimbursed expenses such as food, professional or personal services, and limited use of private property are not considered tax-deductible, charitable gifts-in-kind by the Internal Revenue Service. Acceptance and use of gifts-in-kind are subject to the bylaws of the Trustees and other policies of the seminary. For more information, contact:
Benefits. Read about the benefits of giving cash and non-cash gifts (PDF).
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