How to Give
Thank you for considering a gift to the Johns ÎÚÑ»´«Ã½. Our researchers and students share a single mission: the global defense of human life. Your contribution can be used in so many places, in so many ways.
Learn how to support specific campaigns at the School by designating your gift.
Ways To Give
There are several ways to give. However you choose to make your gift, please know that we greatly appreciate your support and dedication to the advancement of human health.
- Cash
The School receives the majority of gifts in cash, which is tax deductible and exempt from gift or estate taxation. If all your deductible gifts in a year exceed 50 percent of gross income, you may carry the excess amount over as a deduction for up to five years.
- Online
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For further assistance, call 410-955-5194 Monday - Friday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Eastern Time. For more information, visit our and the Johns Hopkins University pages.
- Donor Advised Fund
For more information on how to make a donation from a donor advised fund, please reach out to bsph.development@jhu.edu
- Check
Make checks payable to Johns Hopkins University and mail to:
Johns ÎÚÑ»´«Ã½
Office of External Affairs—Development
750 E. Pratt Street, 14th Floor
Baltimore, MD 21202
USA
More Gift Options to Benefit You and Johns Hopkins
Make an impact now
- or : Enjoy double benefits: receive an immediate income tax deduction on the fair market value of the shares that you have held for at least one year, and avoid capital gains tax.
- : For supporters 70 ½ or older, transfer up to $100,000 a year directly from your traditional IRA to Johns Hopkins. The amount of the transfer will not be included in your taxable income, and the gift can count toward your required minimum distribution.
- : Make a generous gift, now or in the future, that also provides tax advantages for you.
Leave a legacy for the future
- A gift through a or by retirement beneficiary designation: Remain in control of your assets during your lifetime.
- Life income gift: Establish a or and receive income, an immediate income tax deduction, and favorable treatment of capital gains if you donate appreciated securities.
Supporters who establish a life income gift or share with us that the Bloomberg School of Public Health is in their estate plans are welcomed into the Johns Hopkins Legacy Society.
To learn more about these and other mutually beneficial ways to give, including real estate assets, contact Bloomberg School Development team or visit the Johns Hopkins University