Designated and memorial gifts are another of the many ways you can invest in Alfred State's future. Please contact the Office of Institutional Advancement for additional information or advice on your personal situation.
Designated Gifts - A donor may wish to designate a gift for a particular school, program, or purpose. To accomplish this, simply place your request in writing and submit it along with your gift to the College.
Donors receive full credit for gifts designated to specific needs at the College.
Memorial Gifts - If you have been inspired by an exceptional individual or suffered the loss of a family member or friend, you may wish to recognize this special relationship through a gift to Alfred State.
Memorial gifts are placed in the College's scholarship fund, unless otherwise designated by the donor. When making a memorial gift, please include following information along with your donation:
Alfred State will send an acknowledgement to the surviving family with the name and address of the donor, but not the amount of the gift. Special funds may be set up in the name of the deceased, if requested, depending on the amount of the gift and whether donors intend to make additional gifts in the future.
Endowments can be established for student scholarships, faculty chairs and academic programs. An endowment fund preserves capital, offers long-term growth, keeps pace with or exceeds inflation, and can offer significant tax advantages to the donor. An endowment can be named for the donor or in honor of the person or persons of the donor's choice.
You may be able to double the amount of your gift! Many companies match their employees' charitable donations, an important source of revenue for Alfred State. Please check to see if your company offers a matching funds program or contact the Office of Institutional Advancement for assistance.
Planned giving benefits both the College and the donor by offering significant tax advantages and life income arrangements. Planned gifts include bequests, charitable lead trusts, life income gifts and gifts of life insurance, appreciated securities, real estate and personal property, and retirement funds.