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Online Giving

NEW Monthly Draft Option
Giving to Maryville College just got easier, and greener. We can now draft your credit card or debit card monthly. This way you can spread out your donation over a period of time. Drafts will always occur on the 15th of every month. And it’s easy to stop, simply contact the Advancement Office at 865.981.8200. No more pledge reminders. No more return envelopes. It’s paper free. To take advantage of this new draft option, please click on one of the buttons below or call the Advancement Office.

If you prefer to make a one time-time online gift you still can by clicking on the appropriate tab below. Please know both methods are secure. Thank you for giving to Maryville College.

Check/Cash/Credit Card

A gift of a personal check, cash or credit card are by far the most popular way to give to Maryville College. Donors should receive a full tax benefit if they itemize deductions. Credit card gifts can be made over the phone by calling the Advancement Office at 865. 981.8200. Checks should be made payable to "Maryville College" and mailed to:

Office of Advancement
Maryville College
502 E. Lamar Alexander Parkway
Maryville, TN 37804-5907

Matching Gifts

Many employees agree to match or multiply donations made by both active and retired employees and in some cases, employees’ spouses. Specific information about matching-gift programs can be obtained by contacting your organization’s human resources office, or by contacting the Advancement Office at 865.981.8200.

Appreciated Securities or Mutual Funds

Most of us reach for our checkbook or credit card when we make a gift to Maryville College. But for many it is not the most advantageous way to give. A gift of stocks, bonds, or mutual fund shares, if they have appreciated in value, can be better than a gift of cash. A gift of stock that has grown in value will provide support for Maryville College at the full market value and with no capital gains tax paid by the donor. Donors can take a charitable deduction on their federal income tax for the market value of the securities at the time of stock transfer. Learn more about giving securities.