Give to Anoka-Ramsey

Your Gift Creates a New Success Story
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Leaving a Legacy
How You Can Help
Thank you for making a gift. If you wish to designate your gift to a specific program or scholarship fund, please include a note with your check listing your designation.
Cambridge Campus Foundation
300 Spirit River Drive South
Cambridge, MN 55008-5704
You may also bring a check or cash to campus. Visit Rm E161, and ask for a Foundation staff member.
Coon Rapids Campus Foundation
11200 Mississippi Blvd NW
Coon Rapids, MN 55433-3470
You may also bring a check or cash to campus. Visit Rm SC279, and ask for a Foundation staff member.
A pledge is a formal statement of intention to make a gift. Many donors choose to complete their gift pledge by making regular payments over time. Email foundation@anokaramsey.edu.
Endowments typically bear the name of a donor, reflect the donor's interests and serve as an enduring testament to the donor's generosity. An endowment is a gift that is invested to generate interest. The Foundations offer two types of endowments:
- Term endowment: minimum endowment of $25,000 -- negotiated after five years
- True endowment: minimum endowment of $50,000 -- exists for perpetuity or until the status of the college/foundation changes
You are invited to contribute to a current endowed scholarship or start a new one. Email foundation@anokaramsey.edu for information.
An in-kind gift is a non-cash gift, usually tangible, including artwork, photography, medical equipment, and books. Non-tangible gifts could also include a service or gift certificate or coupon. To make an in-kind gift, please email foundation@anokaramsey.edu to discuss the college’s or foundation’s interest in accepting the non-cash gift. If the college or foundation wishes to accept the gift, the donor bears the responsibility to complete the Acceptance of Non-Cash Gifts Form and submit it to the Foundation Office. NOTE: tax laws place the burden of appraisal on the donor. An in-kind donation valued higher than $5000 requires an appraisal.
Many corporations have demonstrated their support for Anoka-Ramsey by matching or multiplying their employees' gifts up to a set amount. Ask whether your employer or your spouse’s employer participates in such a program. Certain restrictions apply to matching gifts; please consult your company's personnel office for further information.
A planned gift is one that is made as part of your overall financial and estate plan. It can have immediate benefits for you and can help Anoka-Ramsey in the future. You may receive tax advantages, including charitable deductions for income, gift, and estate taxes. In many cases, you may also avoid capital gains tax. Please consult your tax advisor to determine what the tax deductions may apply to you.
Ways to leave a legacy:
- Bequest Intentions in a Will
- Charitable Trusts
- Charitable Gift Annuities
- Gifts of Appreciated Securities or Other Property
- An Endowment
When you give a gift of your home or real property, you may claim an income-tax charitable deduction based on the full market value of the gift, avoid capital gains taxes, and eliminate certain costs associated with the transfer of real property. Gifts of real estate can also provide income to you.
Every gift matters! A few dollars per pay period can create transformative opportunities for our students and programs. Direct your support to the area that means the most to you.