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Celebrate the 2024 Holiday Season with Support for Wabash Students

Silvio Radice ’26, Evan Dickey ’26, and Quinn Sholar ’26 examine a painting by Professor of Art Emeritus Greg Huebner H’77 during his retrospective show.

As Wabash students and faculty conclude a busy fall semester, we reflect on a wealth of activity that featured Jake 天下足球网,球探比分ber ’25 earning Top Advocate in the 31st Moot Court competition, Brayden Curnutt ’25 winning individual titles at both the North Coast Athletics Conference Cross Country Championship and NCAA Division III Great Lakes Region Men's Cross Country Championship, and Dr. Peter Mikek’s economics class traveling to Costa Rica for an immersive learning experience. The College enters its 192nd year steadfastly committed to providing students with opportunities to learn, lead, and grow.

Before 2024 ends, you can support Wabash students and celebrate the season of giving in these five ways:

Support Wabash Students

1.) Make your gift by December 31.

Wabash makes it easy to support students and their unparalleled liberal arts education. To receive credit for the 2024 tax year:

  • Give to Wabash securely online via credit card or PayPal by midnight December 31.
  • Call 877-743-4545 to make a gift via phone.
  • Mail your gift to Wabash College, Advancement Office, 301 W. Wabash Ave., Crawfordsville, IN 47933. Gifts by mail must be postmarked by December 31.
  • Make a gift of appreciated stock or mutual funds. When making gifts of highly appreciated securities, you can avoid the capital gains tax that would be otherwise due if the assets were sold. Call the Advancement Office during business hours, email giving@wabash.edu, or download our Gift of Stock form to start the process.

Members of the Advancement team will be available Monday, December 23; Friday, December 27; Monday, December 30; and Tuesday, December 31 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. EST. 

For Founders’ Day, the Glee Club led a session to introduce the singing of  Alma Mater to Wabash students. 2.) “Subscribe to Wabash” by setting up a recurring gift.

Like subscribing to your favorite streaming service, you can set up monthly, quarterly, or annual recurring gifts to support Wabash students. Spreading out payments provides a convenient way to minimize the impact on your budget.

3.) Gain federal and Indiana tax benefits when you give to Wabash.

You may be eligible for tax benefits if you itemize deductions on your 2024 federal income taxes. Also, if you file an Indiana income tax return, the state will credit up to 50% of your gift to Wabash against your state income taxes with a maximum of $200 for individual and $400 for joint filers.

Wabash’s Federal Tax ID # is 35-0868202.

Students in Greek and Latin classes explore Italy during an immersive learning experience.

4.) Make a gift from your traditional IRA.

If you are age 70½ or older, consider making a qualified charitable distribution (QCD) from your IRA. You can count amounts distributed as a QCD toward satisfying your required minimum distribution (RMD) for the year, up to $105,000. The QCD is excluded from your taxable income.  If your gift is being used to satisfy your RMD, please give your administrator enough advance notice so that the check may be received and deposited into Wabash’s account by December 31.

For more information, visit our Charitable IRA FAQs. If you wish to make a QCD gift, please use our QCD from IRA Gift Instructions.

5.) Multiply the impact of your gifts.

What’s better than making a gift to Wabash? When your company matches it. Search our matching gift database to find out whether your company has a program that can multiply the impact of your gift. Some companies will even match gifts by retirees, spouses, or partners of employees. Most companies will match donations made at any point during the last year.

Through your support, Wabash continues to attract bright young men seeking opportunities to learn, lead, and grow. Thanks to our top-rated alumni network and the loyalty of our supporters, the College celebrates the end of another strong semester as we confidently greet the new year and the optimism that comes with it.

 

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