Online
Gifts can be made online to the Buck/Cardinal Club, or any of our 36 varsity programs’ expendable or endowed funds.
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Phone
Please call the Stanford Athletics development office at 650-721-2410 to make your gift over the phone.
Checks
Payable to Stanford University (be sure to note in the memo line if your gift is for the Buck/Cardinal Club or a specific sport). Checks may be mailed or hand-delivered to the following address: Stanford University Arrillaga Family Sports Center ATTN: Buck/Cardinal Club 641 East Campus Drive Stanford, CA 94305-6150.
Electronic Fund Transfers
Stanford University is able to accept gifts to Stanford Athletics via electronic fund transfer payments.
ELECTRONIC TRANSFER FORM
Securities
For additional assistance, contact the Stanford Management Company at (650) 721-1917. Please be sure to direct your gift to the Buck/Cardinal Club or a specific sport.
MAKE A GIFT OF SECURITIES
Reunion Giving
Gifts to Stanford Athletics, including Buck/Cardinal Club, sport-specific gifts, and establishing an athletics endowment fund count toward undergraduate reunion class giving totals, whether they are one-time gifts or a multi-year pledge.
Pledges
Stanford Athletics accepts pledges for both annual and major gifts up to five years. For more information about making a pledge to Stanford Athletics, please contact a member of the athletic development staff by calling (650) 721-2410.
Matching Gifts
Many corporations will match the contributions their employees make to charitable organizations. Please be sure to let us know if your company has a matching gift program.
SEE IF YOUR COMPANY HAS A MATCHING GIFT POLICY
Foundations and Donor-Advised Funds
Gifts to Stanford Athletics generally can be made from private foundations and donor advised funds. However, we suggest you consult with your tax advisor regarding gifts from private foundations and donor advised funds that qualify the donor to purchase priority seating for any Stanford Athletics event. Federal tax rules governing private foundations and donor advised funds may prohibit and/or deny deductions for gifts that actually benefit the donor or certain related parties.