Direct (cash) gifts may be made as single-payment donations or pledged and paid over a designated period of time.  You will find information on options for making a direct gift to NVC at How to Give.

Some donors prefer to make a commitment to NVC with a pledge of $250 or more, payable over a period of months or years. Pledge terms and payment may be discussed with the Dean of Community Development. For more information, contact Dr. Debra Morgan at 210-486-4135

If your employer supports a matching gift program you may be able to double—or even triple—your gift to NVC. Information on matching gifts is usually available through your employer's Human Resources Department. NVC Community Development staff can help you determine whether your company participates in a charitable contribution matching program and assist you with completing any necessary paperwork.

Real Estate
Northwest Vista College gladly accepts gifts of real estate and personal property on a case-by-case basis. Real estate gifts can be in the form of undeveloped property, a personal residence or farm, rental property, or commercial property. Donors of such property are entitled to an income tax deduction based on its appraised value.

College representatives carefully examine each potential gift prior to acceptance in order to ensure that responsibilities of ownership are consistent with our strategic plan and to reduce the possibility of liability issues related to the property.

Personal Property
Personal property of value may also be donated to NVC and may entitle the donor to an income tax deduction for its appraised value.

Gifts in Kind
Northwest Vista College accepts gifts of equipment, materials, and services which may be used to support our commitment to students and to teaching and learning excellence.

If you are interested in making a donation of real estate, personal property, or a gift-in-kind to NVC, please call 210-210-486-4135

Planned gifts enable donors to make substantial contributions to NVC in ways that complement their tax, financial, or estate plans. In planned giving, benefits to the giver may be immediate, while actual transfer of assets may be deferred. Examples of

Planned gifts are usually arranged through consultation with estate or financial planners.  We are happy to talk with you and your financial advisors to design the most advantageous ways of giving to NVC

Endowed gifts provide permanent and perpetual benefits to Northwest Vista College. Endowments are created through gifts of money or property that are invested in accordance with ACCD Foundation policy. Earnings on the principal provide expendable funds to support designated initiatives. The principal remains intact and may be added to over time. 

Endowed gifts leave a powerful legacy. They constitute a perpetual, living memorial to the donor’s interests and generosity through:

• Scholarship endowments

• Professional development opportunities for faculty and staff

• Special programming such as film or lecture series

• Equipment and facilities enhancements or updates

• Awards to recognize student, faculty, or staff accomplishments

The minimum gift required to establish an endowment fund is $5000 which may be paid as a one-time gift or over a few years. To start an endowment, contact NVC Community Development at 210-486-4135