Your gift makes a difference. Whether you are supporting an area near and dear to your heart or perhaps an area with the greatest need, your generous support provides opportunities for our students to learn, grow and discover.
The Foundation provides multiple ways to donate to make giving easy and convenient.
Donations can be made by mailing check, cash or credit card donation forms to:
Kishwaukee College Foundation
21193 Malta Road
Malta, IL 60150
Employees can make one-time or ongoing gifts through payroll deduction. Donations can be made to the Employee Give Scholarship Fund or any other fund of your choosing. Completed forms can be emailed to Sara Hall at shall@kish.edu.
The Foundation also accepts gifts of materials, vehicles or other tangible items. To make an in-kind donation, please contact the Foundation office.
Each year the Foundation participates in Give DeKalb County, which is an annual, 24-hour fundraising event where donors can support local nonprofit organizations in DeKalb County, Illinois.
Donating to the Foundation is a great way to satisfy end-of-year gifts for interested donors. Contributions made online or mailed and postmarked by December 31 will qualify as an end-of-year donation. Please visit the "online' and 'mail' links above for information on how to give. For more information, contact foundation@kish.edu
Donations to establish a new fund can be made to support scholarships, program enhancements or general College support. Funds can be crafted to support donor wishes. For more information on establishing a new fund, contact a member of the Foundation team.
The Foundation is happy to talk with you about donations in the form of stocks, securities, charitable gift annuities and bequests. A member of the Foundation team would be happy to assist you with additional information.
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