Ways to Give

Giving to St. Olaf
Ways to Give

Give Now Make your gift online using a credit card or bank account

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Spring Photo of Students — Through your generosity – through your gifts and expertise – you inspire and support Oles who are launching their lives today.

You may be able to avoid capital gains tax by giving stock to St. Olaf College.

To complete an electronic transfer of stock or mutual funds, instruct your broker to transfer the securities to St. Olaf’s account at Charles Schwab via the Depository Trust Company (DTC) system.

Transfer information

Brokerage	Charles Schwab
DTC Number	0164
Account Name	St. Olaf College
Account Number	8411-4327
Federal Tax ID	41-0693979
MN Tax ID	20133

When you transfer securities, or if you have questions about transferring stocks, please notify:

Mark Gelle
Assistant Vice President and Chief Investment Officer
gelle@stolaf.edu | 507-786-3295

St. Olaf College can accept wire transfers from domestic and international banks. Donors can also make ACH (Automated Clearing House) or EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer) gifts.

Make a gift from a bank account

For offline transfers, please contact the St. Olaf development office at 800-776-6523 or development@stolaf.edu for instructions.

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Gifts of $50,000 or more can be used to establish named funds that provide enduring support for unrestricted scholarships. Gifts of $100,000 or more establish named funds that can be dedicated for specific scholarships, programs, and initiatives. All endowed funds are invested and managed by the college and provide lasting support that grows each year.

Contact our Development Office to establish or add
to an endowed fund

David Antwi '19

“The more educated we become, the greater our openness to new things can grow. The St. Olaf Fund gives people opportunities they wouldn’t have imagined they could do.”

— David Antwi ’19

St. Olaf students with instruments at airport while traveling to Cuba

“The St. Olaf Fund was critical help. Our instruments came safely back, and our students had wonderful, life-changing experiences sharing their talent with the world.”

— Prof. Alison Feldt

St. Olaf Parent John Raitt P '12

“Everyone has to have a shot at a good education. That’s what levels the playing field and gives individuals the opportunity to get a leg up in life.”

— John Raitt P ’12