Credit Card By Phone: Alexia Chamberlynn Senior Director of Gift Services (850) 644-9193 Jill Hoover Assistant Director of Gift Services (850) 644-0834 Online Check Mail your check, made payable to the FSU Foundation, along with a gift form indicating your gift’s purpose, to: Gift Services Florida State University Foundation 325 W College Avenue Tallahassee, FL 32301-1403 Gift Form Real Estate Florida State University welcomes gifts of real estate. Gifting appreciated real estate is an excellent choice for a charitable gift and, in most cases, a donor is entitled to a charitable deduction for the full gross market value of the property. The newly formed Florida State University Real Estate Foundation accepts real estate gifts and has adopted certain policies and procedures to make the process work smoothly, taking all parties into consideration. Visit the Real Estate Foundation Website Securities Donor stock transfers allow donors to gift their stocks to Florida State University in three ways: electronically (DTC), physical certificate in donor’s name and physical certificate naming the FSU Foundation. More Information Gifts-in-Kind A growing number of alumni and friends contribute gifts-in-kind, such as works of art, antique furnishings or rare books and manuscripts for the library. More Information Electronic Funds Transfer The electronic funds transfer program works in cooperation with your bank, similar to automatic teller machines, direct deposit of payroll, Social Security checks, pay-by-phone and other electronic banking services. The transaction is completed without paper handling. Electronic Gift Transfer Authorization Form FAQs Donor Bill of Rights We recognize the importance of your decision to support Florida State, and we are truly grateful for your commitment to the university. View our Donor Bill of Rights IRA Rollovers To let your IRA custodian know you wish to support Florida State with an IRA rollover, please feel free to use our sample letters below (will download as Word documents). Letter to Custodian Letter to FSU Foundation