Look below to learn more about the assets most commonly used to fund a gift.
Bequest
A bequest is a simple way to remember those you care about most. Leave your legacy by making a gift to Multnomah in your will or living trust. Read More
Cash Gifts
Making a donation of cash is as quick as authorizing a charge on your credit card or writing a check. Read More
Employer Matching Gifts
Multiply your giving power through your employer's matching gift program. Read More
Life Insurance Gifts
Naming Multnomah as a beneficiary in your life insurance policy is a great way to support Multnomah’s work. Read More
Memorial Gifts
Making a gift in the name of a loved one is a meaningful tribute to honor the investment they have made in your life. Read More
Real Estate Gifts
Using real estate to fund a gift allows you to preserve cash assets, receive significant tax advantages, and make a larger gift than otherwise possible. Read More
Scholarships
Scholarships help to draw students to Multnomah who might otherwise have been unable to attend. Read More
Securities Gifts
Stock that has increased in value is one of the most popular assets used for charitable giving and may help you mitigate capital gains tax. Read More
Tangible Property Gifts
Donating items such as jewelry, a coin collection, or a reliable vehicle can help you simplify your life while benefitting Multnomah. Read More