There are many ways to make a tax-deductible contribution to The George Washington University. They include contributions through cash, checks or credit cards, which may also qualify for a matching gift from your employer.

Gifts of stock, real estate and tangible personal property, as well as bequests and other planned gifts, provide tax benefits or even a fixed stream of income for you and GW.

Gifts of all kinds may be designated for immediate or current use or as a long-term investment through an endowment. In addition, your support may be University-wide or allocated to a particular school or program.

Learn more about your options and choose the one that's right for you.

• Cash, Check or Credit
• Matching Gifts
• Planned Gifts
• Real Estate
• Other Ways to Give

Check, Check or Credit

Thank you for considering a gift to The George Washington University. The University accepts online gifts via credit or debit cards simply by clicking the 'Give Now' button to the left of your screen.

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Matching Gifts

Many employers sponsor programs that match charitable contributions made by their employees. With matching gifts, you can sometimes double or even triple the value of your gift.

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Planned Gifts

Our planned-giving program lets you combine your commitment to the University with estate-planning options that often result in favorable tax treatment. As it supports GW, your gift can also leave a permanent legacy in your own name or the name of a loved one.

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Real Estate

By donating real estate to GW, you can achieve peace of mind, create a lasting legacy, and receive financial benefits for yourself or someone else.

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Other Ways to Give

The Office of Student Opportunities (OSO) is a resource to all students in the SMHS providing a large database of national and international programs for summer study, electives, conferences and other educational opportunities, many of which are funded.

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Office of Planned Giving
2100 M Street, NW, Suite 310
Washington, D.C. 20037
e-mail: pgiving1@gwu.edu