Gifts of Assets                                                              Online Donation

Planned Giving                                                              Mailing Donation

Throughout its 100 year history, Cox College has been blessed by the loyal and generous support of its friends,alumni and community. You gift of time, energy and charitable donations is an essential component in addressing the nation's shortage of health care professionals both locally and nationally.

While there are many different reasons for your generosity, what each gift has in common is the ability to help make Cox College better able to prepare today's students to become tomorrow's nurses. Fortunately, there are numerous options available to meet your philanthropic needs. Cox College's development office can help you consider all potential types of gifts to determine what best meets your goals and available resources.

Cox College operates in collaboration with CoxHealth and the CoxHealth Foundation. This partnership enables us to share resource system-wide to reduce our operating expenditures. For more information on giving opportunities, scholarships or endowments, contact:

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Gifts of Assets:

Cash: an easy and convenient way to make your charitable contribution. Donors may establish or add to an existing charitable fund (endowments, scholarships, alumni fund and more). All cash gifts are fully tax deductible as allowed by law.

A cash gift to Cox College can be made in form of cash or check and sent to:

Securities: Stocks and bonds; mutual funds

Property: Real estate and personal property

Planned Giving: Top of Page

Planned giving is smart giving. It offers increased tax benefits to the donor while providing long-term support to Cox College. Planned giving vehicles include charitable remainder trusts, charitable bequests, wills and more.

Charitable Remainder Trusts

A donor creates a trust and income from the trust that is paid to beneficiaries designated by the donor. Beneficiaries receive income for life or for a specified number of years. At the end of the trust term the assets pass on to Cox College. There are multiple types of trusts. We suggest talking to your estate planning or legal counselor for advice and direction on types of charitable trusts or bequests.

Charitable Bequests (Wills & Estate Plans) Top of Page

Estate planning is very important, regardless of the size of your estate. Your will is your most important legal document and should be the cornerstone of your estate plan. Your will directs your desires and ensures that your wishes are fulfilled. If you or your family is grateful for the care they have received at CoxHealth, a gift to the College in your will is a wonderful expression of gratitude.

Memorials or Honorariums

If you would like to pay tribute to someone in life or after, a gift to Cox College can be a lasting legacy to that person's contribution to our community.

Life Insurance Top of Page

Cox College can receive your donation as a beneficiary of your life insurance policy. Income and estate tax benefits may result from this type of gift.

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