Ways To Give
Ways to Give
Learn more about the variety of ways you can support the University of Virginia while meeting your personal and philanthropic goals.
The University serves Virginia, the nation, and the world by preparing responsible citizen-leaders; advancing, preserving, and disseminating knowledge; and providing world-class patient care.
All gifts of any kind help secure the University’s place as a premier institution of learning and make it possible for our students, faculty, and researchers to shape a brighter future.
You can give to all 12 schools across Grounds. The possibilities are endless for supporting our students, faculty, and programs. Together, we will find the way forward.
You can join the growing number of alumni and friends who invest now in the University’s future by including UVA as a beneficiary of their wills, charitable trusts, and retirement plans. Gifts like these can offer you and your family significant tax benefits as well as greater financial flexibility in meeting your personal and philanthropic goals.
Through Honor the Future, the Campaign for the University of Virginia, we are building on our strong foundations to support the president’s vision: to become the best public university by 2030 and one of the very best in the world.
Learn more about the variety of ways you can support the University of Virginia while meeting your personal and philanthropic goals.
Give your support with a one-time or ongoing gift to the area(s) of your choice.
It’s never too early to start planning for the future. We’ll help you navigate a long-term gift plan that meets your giving goals.
Whether it’s naming opportunities, professorships, or scholarship funds—we can help you with plans for a legacy-defining gift.
Make Your Choice
Make your gift now to the area(s) of your choice by using our secure, online form.
To make a gift via check:
To make a gift over the phone, please call University Advancement Services at 434-924-7018.
Please instruct your bank to direct wire transfers using the following information:
Bank of America
Credit to: University of Virginia - Advancement Operations Account
ABA#: 026009593 (Wire)
ABA#: 051000017 (ACH/EFT)
Account #: 435029074310
Please contact University Advancement Services Help Desk with any questions: 434-924-7018, uas@virginia.edu.
University of Virginia - Advancement Operations Account*
1001 Emmet St. N
Charlottesville, VA 22903-4833
*Please do not send mail items to this address.
For International Wire Transfers
Bank of America’s SWIFT code BOFAUS3N should be used for incoming wires in U.S. dollars.
Bank of America’s SWIFT code BOFAUS6S should be used for incoming wires in foreign currency.
(If you do not know or are unsure of the type of currency being received please use BOFAUS3N).
NOTE: Someone sending an incoming international wire may also ask for Bank of America’s address. The address to provide is as follows:
BOFAUS3N (US dollars or unknown currency):
Bank of America, NA
222 Broadway
New York, New York 10038
BOFAUS6S (foreign currency):
Bank of America, NA
555 California St
San Francisco, CA 94104
Gifts will be automatically transferred from your bank account on or about the 10th of each month for as long as you indicate on your form.
If you have questions, please call 434-924-7018.
Workplace giving is an easy and efficient way to make tax-deductible donations to charities through payroll contributions.
If you have questions, please call 434-924-7018.
To save time and ensure a smooth transfer, please contact University Advancement Services before starting the process. We can be reached at uas@virginia.edu or 434-924-7018.
Transfer via the Depository Trust Company (DTC)
We are able to accept DTC-eligible mutual fund shares through our brokerage account. This is best coordinated between brokers, as they know which ones can be sent via DTC.
Clearing Broker: Pershing LLC
DTC Participant #: 0443
Account Number: N7M-001327
Credit: University of Virginia Gift Account
Reference: [Donor’s Name][Fund to credit]
Transferring non-DTC-Eligible Mutual Funds
Our brokerage can accept many mutual fund shares that are not DTC-eligible. The process does require coordination between brokers, so the transfer is not rejected and or delayed. Please contact UA Services at uas@virginia.edu or 434-924-7018 so we can determine if we can accept the fund. Once determined, we will give contact information to both brokers so they can coordinate the transfer.
Increase the impact of your gift by leveraging the generosity and encouragement of your employer.
Your company will have its own guidelines similar to these steps:
If you have questions, please call 434-924-7018.
The University of Virginia is happy to consider proposed gifts of Cryptocurrency with a minimum value of $5,000. Please e-mail UAS@virginia.edu or contact your development officer for more information.
Donors subject to taxation in Hong Kong can make a single or reoccurring tax-deductible gift (to the extent allowed by HK law) by utilizing the HK Foundation, a Hong Kong-based charity. The foundation issues gift receipts for Hong Kong tax purposes. Alumni, parents, and friends can use the HK Foundation to suggest a grant to UVA either online (select “The Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia” as the recipient) or offline with this form. The gift will be received, processed, and then sent to whatever specific UVA-affiliated area or foundation the donor wishes. Chapel & York reviews gifts quarterly, so please note that the process could take several months for the funds to be received by UVA.
Donors living in the United Kingdom can make tax-advantaged gifts to UVA and specify a purpose or designation within the University by utilizing Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) of America. By using CAF America, donors may earn tax relief through the UK’s Gift Aid program. At the same time, UVA can receive Gift Aid that will increase the value of the donation. The gift will be received, processed, and then sent to whatever UVA-affiliated area or foundation the donor wishes. Donors can suggest a one-time grant to UVA online or offline by using this gift form.
Gifts of tangible personal property—works of art, manuscripts, rare books, and antique furnishings—help support teaching and scholarships and can greatly enhance the quality of life on Grounds. Such gifts must be appraised by an outside expert, unless an item has an apparent value of $5,000 or less.
Reasons to contribute a gift of tangible personal property include:
Please contact the Office of Gift Planning with any questions: 434-924-7306, giftplanning@virginia.edu.
Real estate can be contributed as an outright gift or to finance a planned gift, such as a charitable trust. Available options include a retained life estate, which allows the donor to continue to use the property for a certain number of years or for the donor’s lifetime. Other arrangements offer special tax advantages and lifetime income.
Gifts of real estate, such as undeveloped land, a residence, a vacation home, a farm, or commercial property, should be arranged through the Office of Gift Planning and made through the University Real Estate Foundation. The University requires the donor to bear certain costs when making a real estate gift, such as an appraisal to determine the fair market value. Also, the University deducts transaction costs from the proceeds of the sale of the property, including the closing costs, title insurance, a survey (if needed), and any taxes due before the gift is completed.
For more information, consult the Office of Gift Planning at 1-800-688-9882 or giftplanning@virginia.edu.
Gifts of stocks and mutual funds are coordinated by University Advancement Services. The University will direct proceeds from the sale of these assets to any school or program you wish.
Have questions about how to make a gift?
Please contact University Advancement Services at 434-924-7018 or uas@virginia.edu.
Learn more about how your endowed gift is invested wisely to ensure the University’s future stability
With your help, I believe we can do even more in our third century to serve the commonwealth and beyond and advance the common good.
James E. Ryan, President
Tax Identification Numbers
Note: If you do not find the tax identification number for your designated recipient listed below, please call 434-924-7306 for clarification and assistance.