You can give to Heartland High School in a variety of ways and ensure the mission continues to impact students on their recovery journey, their families and our communities.  Giving through a variety of ways -- including check, credit card, gifts of stocks and securities and other assets -- ensures that recovery and high school graduation are options for all students.  

 

• Amazon Wish List - Support Heartland's Back to School Supply Drive by shopping our Amazon Wish List. 

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• Donor Advised Fund – Donor Advised Funds enables donors to recommend grants to Heartland High School. If you would like to recommend a grant, please contact the School at info@HeartlandHighSchool.org.
   

• IRA Charitable Rollover – Donors who are 70½ or older may give up to $100,000 directly from an IRA to qualified charities without paying federal income tax. Donors may choose to make a qualified charitable distribution from an IRA to support Heartland High School’s mission. Please contact us at info@HeartlandHighSchool.org to learn more.
   

• Mail – You can mail checks payable to Heartland High School and mail them to Broad Street Presbyterian Church, Attn: Heartland High School, 760 East Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio 43205. You an also download a Giving Form and send to us. 
   

• Matching Gift – Many employers match gifts that could double your gift to Heartland High School. Please contact your employers HR department to learn about your company’s specific guidelines on these programs.
   

• Planned Giving – Planned gifts are a wonderful way to show your support of Heartland High School while accommodating your own personal, financial estate-planning and philanthropic goals. Contact us at info@HeartlandHighSchool.org to learn more about making a planned gift to Heartland. 
   

• Stocks and Securities – Gifts of appreciated stocks, bonds or mutual funds shares can be a great tax-advantaged way to provide support to Heartland High School. Contact our team at info@HeartlandHighSchool.org to learn more about transferring stock to Heartland High School.