Ways To Give

Automatic Monthly Contributions

To make an automated monthly gift via credit card, give online and choose the recurring gift option.
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Online

To make a gift online, use our secure giving form. Mercer accepts Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express.
MAKE A GIFT

Mail

Please mail check or money orders to: The Office of University Advancement Mercer University 1501 Mercer University Drive Macon, GA 31207

Stock Transfer

There are three easy ways to make a gift of appreciate securities.
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Payroll Deduction

Mercer employees can easily give to the University through the Payroll Deduction Program. Download the form to enroll.
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Matching Gifts

Many employers sponsor matching gift programs and will match any charitable contributions or volunteer hours made by their employees.
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Planned Gifts

Include Mercer University in your estate plan to support students, teachers, and researchers at one of the nation's top research universities. Contact Claude Smith, CLAS '74, LAW '82, at smith_cd@mercer.edu or 478-301-5451 with questions.
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Types of Gifts:

The Law School Annual Fund

Gifts to the Law School Annual Fund are unrestricted, providing flexibility to meet the Law School’s most pressing needs. While Annual Fund gifts are usually committed to critical areas such as student scholarships, support of student activities, and faculty and staff support, they also provide the Dean with the ability to undertake new initiatives and to meet unanticipated needs throughout the year.

Restricted Expendable Gifts

As an alternative to Annual Fund giving, you may choose to make a restricted expendable gift that is given for a specific purpose. Examples include funding for summer stipends, technology and facilities upgrades, and advocacy competitions.

Endowed Gifts

Restricted endowed gifts establish a fund for a specific purpose, while unrestricted endowments provide the flexibility to meet the Law School’s changing needs. The interest from the endowment is available each year to be spent for the purpose for which the gift was made. Scholarships, professorships, and chairs are often funded by endowed gifts.

 

For more information about giving to Mercer Law, contact:

Jill Kinsella, CLAS ’85
Associate Vice President for Advancement
kinsella_jh@law.mercer.edu
(478) 301-5689