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Ways to Give
We make it easy to give cash. You can write a check payable to Presbyterian College, set up a monthly draft from your account to PC, transfer cash from your brokerage or from your trust account, and even wire funds from your bank to Presbyterian College.
Making a monthly bankdraft is a simple solution for a busy lifestyle. We can automatically draft your checking or savings account.
> learn moreMaking a credit card gift is easy too. And we offer two convenient options.
You can support the PC Fund and Scotsman Club today by using our secure server.
> Make a gift nowIf you'd rather phone in your credit card information, we offer that option as well.
Simply call the Administrative Assistant for Advancement, at 864.833.8007. She'll get the information needed to transact your credit card gift.
Stocks/Bonds/Mutual Funds -- Transfer investments directly to Presbyterian College; you can give stock certificates directly to Presbyterian College.
Real Estate -- You can deed real estate - your home, vacation property, commercial real estate, farm land, and timber land - directly to Presbyterian College; you can deed real estate directly to Presbyterian College and retain a life interest in the real estate until your death.
Life Insurance -- You can fund a life insurance policy naming Presbyterian College as beneficiary; you can give an existing policy to Presbyterian College; you can name Presbyterian College as beneficiary of an existing policy.
Art and Collectibles -- You can give art and collectibles as well as other personal property to Presbyterian College during your life or at your death.
Charitable Remainder Trust -- You can create a charitable trust using almost any type of asset, receive income during your life and make Presbyterian College the beneficiary of the trust at your death.
Charitable Lead Trust - You can create a charitable trust using almost any type of asset, Presbyterian College would receive income for a specified number of years; at the end of the time period, the assets would flow back to you or family members.
Charitable Gift Annuity -- You can establish a gift annuity with Presbyterian College that would give you income for life with the remainder payable to Presbyterian College at your death.
Bequest under your estate plan - You could leave Presbyterian College a specified amount or a percentage of your estate for use by Presbyterian College as specified in your will.
Distribution from your IRA -- You give name Presbyterian College as a beneficiary of your IRA; in 2009, you can make a withdrawal up to $100,000 from your IRA and have the payment directed to Presbyterian College.