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As one of the finest institutions of higher learning in the nation, The University of Texas at Austin upholds a standard of excellence of which all Texans can be proud. Gifts from alumni and friends enhance quality and build on this standard — helping us reach our goal of being the best public research university in America. Every gift matters, no matter its size. Your gift, in the form and for the purpose you choose, will play a crucial role in the progress and continuing success of the University. Through Annual Giving to the University, Office of the President, or your college or school, you enrich students’ educational experience and increase UT’s competitive edge among its peers. Interest generated by your Endowments can be applied to your choice of student scholarships and fellowships, research, faculty support, or academic programs. Our Gift and Estate Planning options allow you to include UT Austin in your retirement and estate plans, while providing for your family and diminishing your tax burden. Foundation Relations works to expand and deepen the University’s relationships with philanthropic foundations while Corporate Relations works to engage corporations in the University’s research, education, and public outreach mission. When you are making a gift, there are a variety of payment methods available to you. Cash, Checks, Credit Cards To make a gift by credit card, you can give now using our secure server, or call 800-687-4602 and provide your credit card information over the phone. Pledges and cash gifts made by check (payable to The University of Texas at Austin) should be mailed with your contribution form (pdf – download Adobe Reader) or a letter stating your gift’s purpose to: The University of Texas at Austin Gifts of Stock Gift & Estate Planning Endowments Matching Gifts The University of Texas at Austin Payroll Deduction for Faculty and Staff Payroll deduction for a gift made by the 15th of the month will begin the following month; e.g., the first deduction for a gift made on June 10 will appear on your July 1 paycheck. Payroll deduction for a gift made after the 15th of the month will begin the second month following the gift; e.g., the first deduction for a gift made on June 20 will appear on your August 1 paycheck. The deductions will be reflected in your Payroll Earnings Statement under “Charitable Contributions.” |
