Athletic Endowment Fund
Charitable Unitrust Enjoy increased income with tax-free sale plus charitable tax deduction.
Charitable Annuity Trust Receive high fixed payments with tax-free sale plus charitable tax deduction.
Gift Annuity Benefit from excellent fixed payouts that are partly tax-free plus charitable tax deduction
Deferred Gift Annuity Benefit from fixed payouts beginning at a date more than one year from the gift
Sale & Unitrust Receive cash plus increased income from trusts
Part Gift & Part Sale Enjoy substantial cash and save 50%, 70%, even 100% of tax on gain
Department of Athletics 1400 East Hanna Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana 46227
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For more information Matt Donovan Senior Associate Athletic Director for Development University of Indianapolis 1400 East Hanna Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46227 (317) 788-3359 [email protected] athletics.uindy.edu
Athletic Endowment Fund
Victory Endowment Donor A $25,000 gift (through a five-year pledge period or other through various gift vehicles) supports the Athletic Endowment Fund. The endowment principal is continually reinvested; income from these funds permanently supports the needs of our programs. The Greyhound Club provides special recognition to a Victory Endowment donor by placing a recognition plaque in the Ruth Lilly Fitness Center.
Methods of Giving
Helping to hone our competitive edge For more than 75 years, the University of Indianapolis has been committed to athletics and the opportunities and experiences it provides to student-athletes. As an NCAA Division II affiliate with 21 sports and more than 500 student-athletes, the University’s commitment to maintaining an outstanding athletics program and producing first-class student-athletes is stronger than ever. The University competes in two of the most competitive conferences in the nation: the Great Lakes Valley Conference and Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. The Greyhounds have produced championships in eight sports, and because of tough conference play, our teams and student-athletes regularly receive invitations to NCAA tournaments. In eight of the last nine years, the Greyhounds have finished in the Top 20 of the Learfield Director’s Cup standings, a ranking of all Division II athletic programs. In addition to this success, UIndy has won numerous team academic awards and individual
Academic All-Americans. The University is fortunate to enjoy its reputation for outstanding accomplishments in athletic competition while providing exceptional young men and women the opportunity to become successful, well-prepared graduates.
Gifts to the Athletic Endowment Fund may be made in a variety of ways. Gifts of cash and securities are the most frequently used means for making a contribution. Planned gifts and estate gifts, such as charitable trusts, charitable gift annuities, and bequests also are common ways to make gifts to the Athletic Endowment Fund. Below is a complete list of the ways one can make a contribution: Pledges (generally up to five years) Cash, stock, CDs, and mutual funds Matching gifts
The Athletic Endowment Fund assists the University in its continuing efforts to offer this experience to young people while strengthening an already outstanding athletic program.
Real estate
An endowment gift will help perpetuate this successful program. Each endowed gift provides annual income to help support the various operating needs of, and enhancements to, our sports programs. Donors may designate their endowment gifts to the department of athletics for use in areas of greatest need or to a particular varsity sport.
Life-income plans (charitable trusts and charitable gift annuities
Endowments may be named in honor of an individual, a family, an athlete, a team, a coach, or an administrator in any one of the 21 varsity sports.
Tangible personal property (art, books, equipment, crop shares, etc.)
Life insurance Bequests
