There are many ways to support Michigan Ross.
Online
Establish a monthly recurring credit card gift (or a one-time credit card gift) on our secure website. Visit www.giving.umich.edu/give/business to select your fund(s) and continue through the checkout process. The area of highest need is the Michigan Ross Annual Fund 340710.
University of Michigan employees may also use our secure website to establish a recurring gift via payroll deduction. Visit www.giving.umich.edu/give/business to get started and select “monthly payroll deduction” during checkout.
Cryptocurrency
Yes, you can donate BTC, ETH, DOGE, and more! Visit the University of Michigan page on the secure Engiven platform, and transfer the cryptocurrency of your choice to support Michigan Ross. Select "Write in" and in the "Memo" field, include the fund name and number (if known). Our area of highest need is the Michigan Ross Annual Fund 340710.
Wire Transfer
Please email ross-giving@umich.edu for additional details on wire transfers.
Checks
- Payable to: The Regents of the University of Michigan
- Memo: Fund name and number (if known). Our area of highest need is the Michigan Ross Annual Fund 340710.
- Mail to: U-M Gift & Records Administration, 3003 S. State Street, Suite 8000, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1288
IMPORTANT: To reduce campus density, our team is working off-site and our ability to receive mail is limited. Please do NOT send checks directly to the Ross School of Business.
By Phone
Call 1-888-518-7888 to speak with Gift & Records Administration.
Securities
Avoid capital gains taxes while also receiving a tax deduction by a gift of securities. Learn more here and notify umgiftsec@umich.edu with your name, name of the stock(s), number of shares, and indicate the area(s) you’d like to support. Our area of highest need is the Michigan Ross Annual Fund 340710.
IRA Charitable Rollover
Designate Michigan Ross as the beneficiary of your IRA charitable rollover. Learn more here and download the sample IRA letter.
Tax Efficient Giving from Abroad
Learn more here about tax efficient giving from countries outside the U.S.