Ways to Give

We also have a way for you to leave your mark at Atlantic Cape through our commemorative brick campaign.

This project invites students, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends to personalize a brick or tile at one of three campus landmarks:

• New Student Success Center Patio, Mays Landing Campus

• Commemorative Patio, Cape May County Campus

• Light up the Entryway, Flower Bed Wall, Atlantic City Campus

Each engraved brick or tile is a unique way to honor your time at Atlantic Cape, celebrate a loved one, or show your support for our mission. Your purchase is also tax deductible.

Gift certificates are available for $10, making it easy to share this opportunity with others.

For more information or to order a brick, email Kristin Jackson at kjackson@atlanticcape.edu or call (609) 463-3621.

You might have the opportunity to make an even greater impact with your gift to the Atlantic Cape Foundation by taking advantage of your employer’s matching gift program!  Contact your employer's Human Resources Department to determine if they have a matching gifts program.  Matching gift programs can double and sometimes triple a person's charitable contribution.

Cryptocurrency is accepted as a method of payment and we will utilize a 3rd party vendor with the lowest conversion rate to immediately convert from a cryptocurrency donation to cash donation.

The Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation offers opportunities to pay tribute to an individual or supporter associated with the College. The dedication of a memorial tree or bench provides a lasting way to commemorate a person with significant ties to Atlantic Cape while adding to the beauty of the campus of your choice.

For more information about memorial trees and benches, learn more here or contact Jean McAlister, Chief of Staff/Chief Advancement Officer, at (609) 343-4901 or mcaliste@atlanticcape.edu, or Chris Mularz, Advancement Officer, at (609) 463-3651 or cmularz@atlanticcape.edu.

The Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation has numerous naming opportunities across our three campuses. The college has a range of options available such as creating a named scholarship, naming an existing building, endowing an academic program, or naming a prominent public area. Please contact Jean McAlister, Chief of Staff/Chief Advancement Officer, at (609) 343-4901 or mcaliste@atlanticcape.edu, or Chris Mularz, Advancement Officer, at (609) 463-3651 or cmularz@atlanticcape.edu, to discuss what naming opportunity may be right for you or your organization.

Atlantic Cape employees can designate a portion of their paycheck to be withheld as a donation to the Atlantic Cape Foundation. To initiate your payroll deduction, please complete the Payroll Deduction Pledge Form and return it to Human Resources. If you have questions about the payroll deduction process, please contact Jean McAlister, Chief of Staff/Chief Advancement Officer, at (609) 343-4901 or mcaliste@atlanticcape.edu, or Chris Mularz, Advancement Officer, at (609) 463-3651 or cmularz@atlanticcape.edu.

Your gifts of real estate, equipment, artwork, books, and other non-cash items are considered gifts of personal property. Your deduction will depend on the appraised value and how Atlantic Cape Community College will use the item.

You may find it more advantageous to give your gift in stock - especially appreciated securities - instead of cash, because you can save on income and capital gains taxes. Current tax laws make it possible for you to donate a charitable gift of stock at a remarkably low after-tax cost. You pay no capital gains tax upon the transfer of stock to the Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation. You also receive an income tax charitable deduction for the full fair market value of the stock on the date of the gift (assuming you have held the stock for longer than twelve months). For regularly traded stocks, the charitable deduction is determined by using the average of the high and low price on the date of the gift.

The unique and unpredictable challenges that have unfolded as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic have had a huge impact on our immediate area and beyond. In an effort to help alleviate the hardships experienced by Atlantic Cape students, the Atlantic Cape Foundation has established two emergency funds.  Emergency assistance will help with urgent requests for financial support related to food insecurity, healthcare, childcare, housing and transportation.

The General Student Emergency Fund will assist students in all majors who have suddenly been faced with economic hardships as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.  Additionally, the Nursing and Health Professions Student Emergency Fund was created to support students who are enrolled in those critical programs.   Your contributions are greatly appreciated!

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