Investing

When you support King’s Ridge students, you are blessing them so that they may bless others. All members of the school community – trustees, alumni, parents, faculty, staff and friends – are asked to support the students and school programs through numerous Ways to Invest. From donations to the Annual Fund to redirecting taxes to our Georgia Private School Tax Credit/SSO program, these help multiply the blessings to our students.

We are very grateful to all who support our students by making King’s Ridge Christian School a charitable priority in their life.

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Ways to Invest

Gifts of Cash

For accurate record keeping, cash gifts should be made using checks payable to: King’s Ridge Christian School. Gifts of Stocks and Bonds Gifts of appreciated stocks and bonds allow the donor to avoid paying capital gains on the increase in value. Donors receive a tax deduction for the full fair market value of the stock at the time of the gift.

Corporate Matching Gifts

Many companies will match tax-deductible donations given to King’s Ridge Christian School. Check with the human resource department of your company, and they will provide a matching gift form. Often retired employees and spouses are also eligible.

Naming Opportunities

Various naming opportunities are available for donors who wish to contribute funds to specific room or area of the campus. Please contact the Office of Advancement for a complete listing.

Honorary Gifts/Memorial Gifts

Your gifts can be made in honor of or in memory of someone special in your life.

Planned Giving

Please contact the Office of Advancement about how to include King’s Ridge Christian School in your estate plan.

For more information on these programs, or any other questions, please contact: Office of Advancement at 770.754.5738.

King’s Ridge Christian School has been approved by the IRS for tax-exempt status under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions to King’s Ridge Christian School should be tax-deductible in the manner prescribed by federal tax law. Please consult your tax advisor regarding the tax treatment of this contribution.