How to Give
Philanthropy Plays a Crucial Role in Advancing Pharmacy
We have many ways you can give and we'd love to discuss them with you to find something that suits your desired impact.
We have many ways you can give and we’d love to discuss them with you to find something that suits your desired impact.
Online
Establish a one-time or recurring gift to the College of Pharmacy. Select the fund(s) you would like to contribute to as part of making your gift.
Wire Transfer & ACH
Wire transfers and automated clearing house (ACH) payments are fast, convenient methods of making electronic gifts to the College of Pharmacy.
Check
Prefer to write a check? No problem. Make the check, payable to: The Regents of the University of Michigan and in the memo: College of Pharmacy (Fund name and/or number)
Mail to: U-M Gift & Records Administration, 3003 S. State Street, Suite 8000, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1288
Phone (Credit Card)
If you would like to make a gift over the phone, the Gift and Records team would be happy to help you.
Please call 1-888-518-7888 to speak with Gift & Records Administration.
Employer Match
Increase your gift to the College of Pharmacy by making use of your company’s matching gift program. Unsure if your employer offers a match?
Tax Efficient Giving From Abroad
No matter where you are in the world, you can support the College, even from afar. Learn more here about tax efficient giving from countries outside the U.S.
U-M Employee Payroll Deduction
Establish a recurring gift via payroll deduction. Select “monthly payroll deduction” during checkout.
More Ways to Give
Stock & Securities
Gifts of publicly traded securities that have appreciated in value allow you to avoid capital gains taxes while also receiving a tax deduction. Learn more about making a gift in stock and securities.
Upon making your gift, please email: [email protected] and include the name of stock(s), number of shares, and gift designation(s) to accurately process your gift.
IRA Charitable Rollover
Designate U-M College of Pharmacy as the beneficiary of your IRA charitable rollover. Download the sample IRA letter to understand the process for how you go about establishing this gift.
Endowed Gifts
Make a lasting impact with an endowed gift. These gifts are invested by the University to generate income in perpetuity and can be directed toward scholarships, professorships, and special programs.
Estate and Planned Gifts
Choosing to include the College in your estate plan helps continue to advance the Pharmacy mission for future generations of pharmacists and researchers.
Learn more about planned giving.
Tim Cunniff, EVP of Research and Development
College of Pharmacy Donor and Ara G. Paul Philanthropic Distinction Award Recipient
"I look back at my pharmacy school and I’ve never forgotten that my education was paid for by my parents. Having been the recipient of that good fortune, I want to give back. I had great deans, professors and classmates. I feel a deep sense of connection to Michigan. Supporting scholarships and activities through the College of Pharmacy is my way of giving back."
Anna Schwendeman, PhD, Larry and Ann Hsu Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences Chair
"It is an honor to be appointed to this professorship. My passion for accessible medication and science is not unlike the work of Dr. Hsu, and I am proud to continue my work in increasing access to safe, effective and affordable medications. I look forward to continuing to mentor students, providing guidance and passing on my knowledge."
Tuba Jaherun
PharmD Student
"The College of Pharmacy provides me with personal and professional growth, offering leadership roles, deep friendships and hands-on experience in pediatrics that solidified my passion for patient care. Thanks to donor-funded scholarships, I am able to live out my dream of attending the University of Michigan, and I am profoundly grateful for the support shown by donors."
Mohamad Ismail
Clinical Pharmacy Translational Science, PhD Student
"My research focuses on cancer in Arab American patients managing oral anticancer medications. Receiving the Joy Scholar Award has been invaluable, covering expenses for a Mixed-Methods Research certificate and enabling me to share my work internationally, which has greatly enriched my academic and professional growth."
Questions?
If you have questions about our areas of highest need or how to make your gift, please contact us.
