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How Do You Support The Mount?

Charitable support of Mount Saint Joseph enhances the many programs, equipment, and facilities on campus. Through the generosity of alumni, parents, and friends, The Mount is able to provide a quality, Catholic education in the Xaverian tradition to more than 800 young men each year. Through the financial assistance program and with the help of some of the most up-to-date teaching facilities in the Baltimore area, Mount Saint Joseph continues to deliver a well-rounded program for its diverse student population. There are many ways to make a gift to Mount Saint Joseph. These methods of giving fit into two categories: Current Gifts and Deferred (Planned) Gifts.

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Ways to Give

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Online

Make a gift online today.
Cash

Most often in the form of a personal check payable to Mount Saint Joseph High School, with specific funds (Tower, Endowment, Capital) written in the memo section.
Stocks, Bonds & Mutual Funds

May be transferred to Mount Saint Joseph, avoiding any capital gains tax.
Property

Real or personal
Planned Gift

A planned gift is any gift that provides you and your family with significant tax, financial and estate benefits while helping to ensure the financial future of Mount Saint Joseph.

Planned gifts can include a variety of current or deferred gifts designed to meet your own income and estate planning goals and objectives. Check out the Planned Giving page to learn more.
Matching Gift

Several hundred U.S. companies participate in the matching gift program.
Volunteer

We welcome alumni and parents of students to volunteer their time and talent at The Mount. We have an ongoing need for adults to volunteer as substitutes for faculty who are away from school for retreats or conferences.

If you are interested in volunteering at The Mount, please review the guidelines listed on the Employment & Volunteer Opportunities page under the About section.

Gift Restrictions

Although many donors choose to allow the school to use their gifts where they are most needed, several special programs and projects are funded through restricted gifts each year. These include gifts to endowment programs and for enhanced equipment and facilities.