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Giving to UMaine


The University of Maine welcomes unrestricted gifts of cash, stocks, bonds and property. Unrestricted gifts provide an important and flexible resource that can be used to respond to broad institutional needs. Restricted or designated gifts direct your support to a specific university program, department, school, or college. Memorial or special occasion gifts (birthdays and anniversaries, etc.) in honor of a relative, friend, or classmate represent still another way to designate a gift. You may also direct your gifts to UMaine's Office of University Development, University Alumni Association, the University of Maine Foundation, Maine 4-H, or the Pulp and Paper Foundation.

Cash

A great many gifts to the university are made in the form of cash. These gifts produce immediate benefits to the university. Your gift may qualify as a federal income tax deduction.

Real Estate and Tangible Personal Property

As with gifts of highly appreciated securities or real estate, a gift of tangible personal property (such as works of art, rare books, paintings or antiques) to UMaine may provide desirable tax benefits. The allowable deduction for a gift of such property is dependent upon the related use

Life Insurance

You may make a gift of life insurance to the university, or its affiliated units, by naming it as owner and irrevocable beneficiary of a whole life policy. The gift may be a paid policy, an existing policy with cash value, or a new policy.

Appreciated Securities

A gift of long-term appreciated securities has at least two advantages: it provides the donor both an income tax deduction equal to the fair market value of the securities and may obviate capital gains.

 

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