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you wish to become a member, you may chose to give your gift
to
any of our programs. The Scarlet R Club General and Scholarship
accounts are great ways to show support for all of Rutgers athletics.
To join the Scarlet R Club, please give
on-line or contact our office at 732.932.7629 to speak with
a Scarlet R Representative.
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Cash Gifts
Gifts of cash are the most common form of donations. Cash and checks
are recorded and acknowledged through the Scarlet R Club. Checks
should be made out to the Scarlet R Club.
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Credit Cards
Making a donation by credit card is one of the most convenient and
quick ways to join the Scarlet R Club.
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Gifts In Kind
Rather than a monetary gift, the Scarlet R Club will accept certain
gifts such as office equipment and supplies. These types of contributions
allow the Scarlet R Club to offset expenses while providing support
for Rutgers athletics. Gifts such as these are acknowledged and
the donor receives Scarlet R Club credit as well as the tax deduction.
- Payroll
Deduction
All employees of Rutgers University have the benefit of payroll
deduction. Payroll deduction is a quick and easy way to make your
annual gift to Rutgers Athletics. All you have to do is fill out
a little paperwork and your gift will be withdrawn from your paycheck
throughout the year. You'll never forget to make the gift and you
don't have to worry about writing a check or paying credit card
fees.
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Matching Gifts
Many corporations will match a gift made to the Scarlet R Club.
Your gift to Rutgers may be matched or even doubled by your employer.
Matching gift forms may be obtained through your employer (usually
the human resources or personnel offices) and should be submitted
with your contribution. The Scarlet R Club may be of assistance
regarding questions concerning matching gift companies.
- Gifts of Stock
You may want to consider using stock instead of cash to make a gift to Rutgers. If stock you have owned for more than one year has appreciated in value since you first acquired it, you can donate it directly to Rutgers instead of selling it yourself. You can avoid a hefty capital gains tax AND you can receive an income tax charitable deduction based on the market value of the stock on the day you donate it. |