Please consider the following options when making your gift to Penn Charter. For more information on any of the options below, please contact Chief Development Officer Jack Rogers at 215-844-3460 ext. 111 or jarogers@penncharter.com.

Credit Card		If you would like to make a donation using Visa, MasterCard or American Express, click here.
Cash		Make your check payable to William Penn Charter School.
Make a Matching Gift		You may be able to double or even triple your gift to Penn Charter through your company's matching gift program. For more information, click here.
Securities		Transfer stock, bonds or mutual funds to William Penn Charter School; avoid paying gains tax on appreciated assets.
Sell Depreciated Assets		Do you have an asset that has decreased in value (stock, bond, real estate) and need a capital loss to offset capital gains for tax purposes? If so, consider selling the asset and remitting part or all of proceeds to make a gift to Penn Charter.
Bequest		Make Penn Charter a beneficiary of your estate for a specific sum or percentage or bequeath an asset such as real estate, insurance, tangible personal property.
Make a Gift, Receive Income		Transfer assets of $10,000 or more to Penn Charter and create a life income trust; receive an income for life or term of years for yourself and/or a family member; Penn Charter receives the remainder of your trust; options include Charitable Gift Annuity, Charitable Remainder Trust, and the Penn Charter Pooled Income Fund. Click for more details on this planned giving option.
Real Estate		Gift a primary or secondary residence, commercial real estate or land (whole or any portion thereof) or use real estate to fund a life income trust.
Reduce Taxes to Heirs, Make Gifts to Penn Charter		Donors who expect to exceed the standard lifetime gift tax deduction of $1,000,000 when transferring assets to family members should explore the Charitable Lead Trust option.
Gifts of Insurance, Art, or Other Tangible Property		Make a gift of insurance (fully paid or with cash surrender value), works of art and other tangible personal property.