FAQs
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Will my employer match my gift, and how do I submit the request?
Yes, your employer may match your gift to the University of Lynchburg, which can significantly maximize the impact of your donation at no additional cost to you. Many employers offer programs that match charitable contributions made by their employees, as well as those made by spouses and retirees. Here’s how …
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How do I contribute appreciated stocks, mutual-fund shares, or other securities?
You can contribute appreciated stocks, mutual fund shares, or other securities to the University of Lynchburg, which is considered a particularly tax-wise way to make a gift. Here’s how to do it: Tax Benefits of Giving Securities: If you have held securities for more than one year and their value …
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What is the University’s federal tax ID (EIN) so I can complete my paperwork?
The University of Lynchburg’s federal Tax ID number (EIN) is 54-0505-922. …
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Can I designate my gift to a specific school, scholarship, team, or program?
You may designate your contribution to any of the University of Lynchburg’s schools, programs, libraries, special initiatives, scholarship funds, or endowments. If you would like help in matching your interests to an area of support, call us at 434.544.8665 or email [email protected]. …
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What giving methods do you accept?
The University of Lynchburg offers several convenient methods for designating your gift to support various aspects of the University. You can choose the method that best suits you to make a lasting impact. Here are the accepted giving methods: …
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Can my parents come with me?
Centralized Check-In is designed to provide a smooth and welcoming experience for students and their families, featuring a dedicated lounge for guests and opportunities for them to participate in the process. Families are encouraged to join their student, attend events such as the Leadership Reception, and take advantage of the …
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What is the purpose of Centralized Check-In beyond administrative tasks?
The Centralized Check-In process is designed to be both transactional and transformational. While it facilitates the completion of essential administrative tasks, a primary goal is to foster a strong sense of community and belonging from the very beginning. It provides an opportunity for face-to-face interactions with staff, personalized support, and …
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Is Centralized Check-In only for new students, or is it for everyone?
Centralized Check-In is available to all students, including commuters and residential students, whether they are new or returning. The process is designed to be inclusive and ensure a smooth transition for everyone into the academic year. …
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How do residential students select their move-in shift?
Residential students must select their move-in shift starting July 21, 2025, at 8:30 AM. This is done through the University’s MyHive portal: …
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What types of services are available at the Centralized Check-In stations?
There are 12 distinct stations designed to address various student needs: …