Simple Ways To Give

Investing in MSU Texas has never been easier!

Whether your gift is annual, endowed or planned, it has a positive, significant impact in the lives of current and future students and the faculty at MSU. The process is simple!

  • Use a Credit Card
  • Write a Check
  • Send a Money Order
  • Use an Electronic Funds Transfer
  • Give Appreciated Stock or Other Real Property
  • Leave a Gift in Your Will

 

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See the giving overview below to find the gift that best fits your needs. Thank you so much for your vital support.

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Make a gift using our Secure Online Giving Service. 

Mail Your Check to:

The Office of University Development
Midwestern State University
3410 Taft Blvd.
Wichita Falls, TX 76308

Give by Phone

MSU’s development staff would be happy to discuss giving opportunities and accept a gift by phone at (940) 397-4539. Contact Garrett Holland to make a gift today.

Give by Electronic Funds Transfer

Support MSU without writing a check. Through Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT), you can make a one-time gift or spread the cost of your support throughout the year by authorizing your bank to transfer to MSU an amount you set. All personal information will be held in the strictest confidence.

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Its Very Easy to Set up Your Payment Plan

To set up your payment plan, contact Garrett Holland, Director of Leadership and Annual Giving, at (940) 397-4539 or garrett.holland@msutexas.edu to request an EFT form.

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Give a Gift of Securities

Making a gift of securities to MSU makes it possible to help the university while realizing important tax benefits for yourself. With careful planning, you can reduce or even avoid federal capital gains tax. MSU’s Office of Gift Planning can show you how a gift of securities may be more beneficial than writing a check. Call (940) 397-4728 and speak to Rhonda McClung, Assistant Vice President of Planned Giving to discuss giving options or visit Planned Giving.

When the transaction is complete, please notify Laura Peterson, Associate Director of University Development for Donor Services and Scholarships at (940)397-4919 or  laura.peterson@msutexas.edu to insure that your gift is credited correctly.
Give Through Your Estate or Other Planned Gifts

You can invest in MSU by including the university in your will, naming MSU the beneficiary of life insurance or retirement plans or leaving gifts of real assets. Life income gifts are also an option and can provide for you and your family, create tax benefits and leave an important legacy at MSU. Call Rhonda McClung, Assistant Vice President of Gift Planning at 940-397-4728 to discuss opportunities or visit Planned Giving.

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Give by Payroll Deduction for MSU Employees

Payroll deduction is one of the easiest, fastest, and most convenient ways for MSU employees to make a gift. Complete the Payroll Deduction Form, specify the amount you would like automatically deducted from each paycheck and designated the area you wish to support. Return the completed form to the Annual Fund Office in person or by campus mail.

Give by Donor-Advised Fund

Recommending a gift to support MSU through your Donor Advised Fund (DAF) is simple. You can donate directly to Midwestern State University by providing the following information to the sponsoring organization of your fund. Complete the appropriate forms of your organization. Your sponsoring organization can then complete the transaction to distribute funds to the MSU Foundation.

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Information to Make a Donor Advised Fund Gift
Legal Name: Midwestern State University
MSU Federal Tax ID number: 75-6001738
Mailing Address: 3410 Taft Blvd. Wichita Falls, TX 76308

Legal Name: Midwestern State University Foundation
MSU Federal Tax ID number: 75-1101337
Mailing Address: 3410 Taft Blvd. Wichita Falls, TX 76308
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