Ways to Give
Thank you for your interest in helping Georgia Health Sciences University and its associated health system achieve its vision of becoming one of the nation’s premier academic health centers.
You can support us by giving in the following ways.
Online
As a proud two-foundation model, Georgia Health Sciences partners with two foundations:
Georgia Health Sciences Foundation and MCG Foundation.
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Donate now to support the Colleges of Allied Health Sciences, Dental Medicine, Graduate Studies and Nursing; Georgia Health Sciences Medical Center; or Georgia Health Sciences Children's Medical Center. |
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Donate now to support the Medical College of Georgia.
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Auto-Draft (Bank or Credit Card)
For auto-draft or to have your credit card manually processed, please contact our Gift Associate at 706-721-1143.
Mail a Check
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Georgia Health Sciences Foundation c/o Georgia Health Sciences University |
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MCG Foundation, Inc. |
Other Ways to Give
Wire Transfer
To initiate a wire transfer, contact our Gift Associate at 706-721-1143.
Stock Transfer
Stocks may be transferred through a brokerage account or directly with a stock certificate. To initiate a transfer of stock, contact the Advancement office at 706-721-6215 or 706-721-1143.
Planned Gift (Bequest, Trust, etc.)
Planned giving, also called deferred gifts, can be set up in a variety of ways, depending upon the donor’s desires. Specific questions may be directed to:
Tony Duva, Senior Director of Development for Gift Planning (706-721-1939)
Advancement and Community Relations
1120 15th Street, FI 1000
Augusta, GA 30912
Bequest: Bequests are the transfers of wealth that occur upon a donor's death and that include transfers by means of a will or a trust.
Charitable Gift Annuity: A charitable gift annuity is a way to make a gift to GHSU, and still receive an income for yourself or others. It is a contract under which GHSU, in return for a transfer of cash or other property, agrees to pay a fixed sum of money for a period measured by one or two lives.
Charitable Remainder Trust: A charitable remainder trust (CRT) is established when you transfer assets (cash or appreciated assets) to the trustee named in the trust agreement (e.g., a bank trust department or Penn State). Your trustee invests the assets for the term of the trust, which can be for the life of the income beneficiary (or beneficiaries) or for a term of no more than twenty years. When the trust ends, the remaining assets are distributed under the guidelines that you previously set for your gift.
Thank you for your gift of support to Georgia Health Sciences!
