Ways to Give
Ways to Give
Your gift makes an impact far beyond our campus. You can choose to give to your favorite academic program, scholarships, athletics and many other campus causes.
- Online/Credit Card: A quick, convenient and secure way to give is to fill our one-page online giving form. Click to donate to the general Stevens Fund or to a targeted fund of your interests.
- Check or Money Order: Please mail a check or money order, with the area or fund you would like to support noted, made payable to Stevens Institute of Technology.
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Hoboken, NJ 07030
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- Gifts of Stock/Securities: Many donors give by transferring stocks and securities, which is almost always tax deductible and free of capital gains taxes. Learn more.
- Matching Gifts: Search our Matching Gifts Page for companies like ExxonMobil and Verizon that double or even triple the contributions their employees (and often employee spouses) make to Stevens. Learn more.
- Payroll Deduction: Stevens employees often support their favorite causes on campus by making automated deductions from their paychecks. Simply fill the first page of the Payroll Deduction Form and return it by fax (201-216-8247), scan and email ([email protected]) or campus mail.
IRA Rollover
Planned Gifts
Edwin A. Stevens (EAS) Society
Stevens Legacy Society
Lifetime Giving Society
Donor Profiles & Impact Stories
Annmarie Rizzo
’86 M.S. ’92“Stevens does a fabulous job in helping build problem-solving skills to overcome those roadblocks."
“Stevens does a fabulous job in helping build problem-solving skills to overcome those roadblocks."
Lisa Mascolo
'82
Dick Sard
’62, M.S. ’63, Ph.D. ’68"...I really believe that Stevens is an incredible asset, but with any asset, you have to invest in it...”
"...I really believe that Stevens is an incredible asset, but with any asset, you have to invest in it...”
Josh Weston
H.Eng. ’96Though he didn’t attend Stevens, Josh Weston has been a champion for the university
Though he didn’t attend Stevens, Josh Weston has been a champion for the university
Harold Kruger
“Harold thought very highly of Stevens and wanted to see other young people get the chance in life that he got.”
-Rick De Gir
“Harold thought very highly of Stevens and wanted to see other young people get the chance in life that he got.”
-Rick De Gir
Fred Paulson
’59 M.S. ’62"I decided I owe a lot to Stevens"
-Fred Paulson ’59 M.S. ’62
"I decided I owe a lot to Stevens"
-Fred Paulson ’59 M.S. ’62
Virginia and Kevin Ruesterholz
Virginia ’83, H.Eng ’08"It’s [Stevens] given us so much, and we want to give back. We want others to have the journey we had.”
"It’s [Stevens] given us so much, and we want to give back. We want others to have the journey we had.”
Leon Hojegian
’61“My well-rounded education allowed me to explore a lot of different areas.”
-Leon Hojegian ’61
“My well-rounded education allowed me to explore a lot of different areas.”
-Leon Hojegian ’61
Tom Corcoran
’67 Hon.D.Eng ’03“I don’t think I could have done that if I hadn’t experienced the Stevens education.”
-Thomas A. Corcoran ’67 Hon.D.Eng
“I don’t think I could have done that if I hadn’t experienced the Stevens education.”
-Thomas A. Corcoran ’67 Hon.D.Eng
Sean and Cathy Hanlon
’80The Hanlon Financial Systems Center supports many aspects of Stevens.
The Hanlon Financial Systems Center supports many aspects of Stevens.
Steven Bandel
’74“Coming back and touring the campus with my family brought back amazing memories."
-Steven Bandel ’74
“Coming back and touring the campus with my family brought back amazing memories."
-Steven Bandel ’74
Joe Ambrozy
’61, M.S. ’63Though he got accepted to three other universities, Joe Ambrozy chose Stevens, in part because he could commute...
Though he got accepted to three other universities, Joe Ambrozy chose Stevens, in part because he could commute...
Blanche and Dave Haid
'57Looking back, Dave believes Stevens gave him the means to find the things he was looking for in life.
Looking back, Dave believes Stevens gave him the means to find the things he was looking for in life.
Susan and Greg Gianforte
’83, M.S.E.E. ’83, H.Eng. ’12“We consider this additional gift as an investment in an organization that is making a difference...”
“We consider this additional gift as an investment in an organization that is making a difference...”
Scott Swensen
'74“For me, the most moving thing is watching commencement...”
“For me, the most moving thing is watching commencement...”
Frank and Mary Jane Semcer
'65"...he even turned his birthday into an occasion to create positive change for Stevens."
"...he even turned his birthday into an occasion to create positive change for Stevens."
Katie Van Orden
CLASS OF 2019"I'm really excited to utilize all the fantastic opportunities that the Pinnacle Scholars Program offers..."
"I'm really excited to utilize all the fantastic opportunities that the Pinnacle Scholars Program offers..."
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