Johns Hopkins University offices are closed for the holiday break, December 24, 2024, to January 1, 2025.
Please see below for giving resources:
- Giving online – https://secure.jhu.edu/form/nursing
- Securities Gifts – Securities Gift Form – Formstack
- Should you experience any issues, please contact the Office of Gift Planning by phone or email at 410-516-7954 or [email protected]
- *The Office of Gift Planning is closed on Wednesday, December 25, Christmas Day and Wednesday, January 1, 2025, New Year’s Day and on weekends*
- Via phone (credit card or bank wire only) – Toll free number 1-833-JHGIFTS/1-833-544-4387
- *The call center is closed on Wednesday, December 25, Christmas Day and Wednesday, January 1, 2025, New Year’s Day and on weekends*
Mailing a check –
Johns Hopkins School of Nursing
Attn: Development & Alumni Relations
525 N. Wolfe Street, Student House, RM 116
Baltimore, MD 21205
*Please be advised that checks received via private courier services like FedEx, UPS, or DHL are credited based on the date of delivery, when the letter or package is signed for at JH, NOT the date sent. Credited date for contributions by credit card sent via courier, as standard, are credited with the date the charge is authorized.
We strongly recommend making end-of-year gifts through the online giving portal to ensure your gifts are credited for 2024.*
Should you experience any issues with your giving, please reach out to our Central Office by phone at 410-516-3400 (except Christmas and New Year’s Day) or 410-516-GIVE (Christmas and New Year’s Day)
Support Nursing’s Future
Make A Gift
To send a contribution by check, please mail to:
Johns Hopkins School of Nursing
Attn: Sharon Trivino,
Development & Alumni Relations
525 N. Wolfe Street, Student House, RM 116
Baltimore, MD 21205
Nursing’s future is here at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. What better time than now to support it?
There are so many reasons to give to the School of Nursing. At some point, each of us—and our spouses, parents, children, and other loved ones—will be touched or even saved by a nurse’s care. Your gift ensures the continued excellence and impact of the No. 1-ranked graduate nursing school in the United States, helping us prepare the next great generation of caregivers, nursing leaders, educators, researchers, and advocates.
There are many ways to make an impact. For more information about giving opportunities at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, please contact the Development and Alumni Relations office.
Funding Opportunities
Scholarships—Find ways to support a student’s education
Faculty/Program Support—Help a department or faculty member flourish
Unrestricted—Support annual expenses with gifts of any size
Gift Types
These are deductible for federal income tax purposes up to a limit of 50 percent of your adjusted gross income if you itemize deductions.
If you itemize, you are entitled to a charitable income tax deduction for the full value of your gift, provided you have owned the securities for more than 12 months. You avoid paying a tax on capital gains that you would owe if you sold the securities. Click here to find out more information about this opportunity.
Gifts of stock offer substantial tax benefits. There are a number of strategies you can use to structure the gift according to your circumstances.
In planning your estate, remember that valuable collections, works of art, and other forms of tangible personal property may be subject to estate taxes. By donating such items during your lifetime, you not only reduce your taxable estate, but also reduce your taxable income in the year of the gift.
You may wish to make a substantial gift but feel you cannot afford to give up the annual income produced by the asset. Our life-income gift program offers several ways to help you make such a gift, while retaining an income for your lifetime.
Almost any kind of real estate can make a valuable gift. No capital gains tax is due when you donate appreciated real estate; you are entitled to an income tax deduction in the amount of the appreciated value of the real estate; and you avoid estate taxes on the appreciated asset.
When donors feel they need capital during their lifetime, they can still associate themselves forever with the School of Nursing through a bequest. The value of a bequest is deductible for estate tax purposes, and there is no limit on the amount of the deduction.
The Gift of Scholarship
Scholarships help students experience unparalleled educational opportunities at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.