Make a Gift to the School of Music

Private funding is the critical factor in continuing the standard of excellence for our students, faculty, programs, and facilities.

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Each gift is a catalyst that advances our students’ artistic and professional aspirations. Scholarships, access to world-class faculty, invaluable performance opportunities, unique programs and course offerings, and other critical academic experiences are all possible because of private support.

Thanks to donors like you who share our passion, we are able to provide transformative experiences for our students and turn their aspiration into action.

Ready to make a gift to the School of Music?

Ways to Give

Gifts of Cash

Gifts of cash may be made online with a credit card, by mail, or through automatic deductions from your bank account.

Gifts of Stock and Securities

Gifts of this nature provide significant tax advantages. Learn more about this method of giving.

Matching Gifts

Matching gifts have the ability to double – or even triple – the impact of your gift. Learn more about matching gifts.

Planned Gifts

Planned gifts allow you to support the School of Music through a bequest, charitable trust, or other deferred giving vehicle. Learn more about planned gifts.

Gifts of Property

Property such as real estate, art, or collectibles can provide excellent tax benefits.

Endowments

An endowment is a self-renewing resource that the University holds in perpetuity and does not spend. Instead, endowed gifts are invested, and the earnings from these investments help fund scholarships, fellowships, and other needs of the School of Music.

Creating an endowed fund gives you an opportunity to put your name or the name of another person or organization on the endowment in memory or tribute. The minimum investment required to create an endowment within the School of Music is $25,000, and may be established with an outright or planned gift.

Contact Us

For more information about making a gift to the School of Music, please email David Allen or call (217) 333-6453.

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