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Stock & Securities

You invest. A child profits. It’s that simple. By making a donation in the form of stocks, bonds, mutual funds or other appreciated securities, you are making an investment in the future of kids in your community. Here is everything you need:

  • Stock Transfer Information
  • Account Title/Registration: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah
  • Name of Receiving Institution:
  • Receiving Institution Account Number:
  • DTC Number:
  • Broker contacts at Wells Fargo Advisors:

If you have any questions, feel free to call Brandi Jolley, CDO at (801) 743-1674

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Planned Giving

Your legacy can have an impact, too! A planned gift to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah creates support through the continuation of our mentoring programs. Planned giving also offers significant advantages, including tax breaks and a
potential income increase. Some of the most notable benefits include:

  • Retaining control of your assets during your lifetime, allowing for modification your bequest as your circumstances change
  • Tax advantages that lower the estate tax burden on your survivors
  • The creation of a larger impact through a gift that is larger than what may have been possible during your lifetime

Discuss these options with your financial advisor, and if you have already, or plan to leave BBBSU in your will, please let us know at [email protected].

Other Ways To Give

Corporate Matching Many employers offer match giving as an employee incentive to donate. Check with your company’s HR department to see how you can double your impact! You can also connect us directly to your company if they would like to partner with us.

Smith’s Community Rewards

MyWalgreen’s Donation Program

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CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS

Corporate gifts are one of many ways that your organization can empower the potential of our local youth. As an organization, you have the opportunity to customize your gift based on your unique mission and our community’s needs. We have partnered with numerous schools, law enforcement and first responder agencies, foundations, and family-serving nonprofit organizations throughout the state. Here’s how you can help:

Become a BIG Supporter

As a BIG Supporter, your company will enjoy a yearlong plan that’s designed to fit your needs. Whether you are looking to engage your employees, gain marketing exposure, or just have fun and attend some of our great events, you will be creating BIG impact and helping to match and support Littles in our program. Interested in learning more about becoming a BIG Supporter, contact [email protected].

Grants

Does your company have a foundation or grant-awarding agency? We can coordinate with you through our Fundraising Department for a gift to support any of our programs. Contact [email protected] to discuss opportunities.

Sponsor an Event

Gain visibility for your brand and an introduction to our donors by sponsoring one of our signature annual events:

  • Bowl for Kids’ Sake
  • Golf Fore Kids’ Sake
  • St. George Trivia Night
  • Big Night Out

Customized sponsorship opportunities are also available. Contact [email protected] to learn more.

Double Your Employees’ Impact

Many employers match giving as an employee incentive to donate, both doubling their employees’ donations and their impact. Work with your HR Department to see how you can provide this service to your employees.

Put Your Employees to Work

Many of our corporate partners support one-to-one mentoring relationships by allowing employees to provide valuable mentorship on an individual level. You can:

  • Advertise our programs through any newsletters, bulletin boards, or other intra-office communications
  • Provide paid volunteer hours that employees can utilize to be a mentor in one of our programs.
  • Allow employees to mentor during the work day at your own office. We currently work with Comcast, Discover, and Goldman Sachs for
    our Workplace Mentoring program. Contact [email protected] to learn what it takes
    to become a partner for this program.

Set Up a Clothing Drive

Support Big Brothers Big Sisters by having a clothing drive at your company. Your employees solicit bags of clothing and small household items for donation, then we schedule a day/week to pick up the donated goods. You can also place a barrel in your office for longer-term collection. Then we sell the goods to Savers thrift store and get a check based on the pounds of goods collected. Learn more here.

Corporate Partners

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Enterprise Holdings
First Digital Telecom
Germania Construction
Jones Paint & Glass
Altar’d State
Insperity
KW Utah Luxury Group
Montage Deer Valley
Pendry Park City
Rent Dynamics
Riverton Chevrolet

Rocky Mountain Power Foundation
Vantage Advisors, LLC
Watts Construction
Ross
Security National
TD Williamson
The Dermatology House
Utah Tech University
Walmart
Wasatch Global
WCF Insurance

Community Partners

We can’t fulfill our mission alone, so we have partnered with numerous schools, law enforcement and first responder agencies, and foundations, as well as family-serving non-profit organizations throughout the state. These partnerships are fundamental to supporting Littles as they develop their potential and begin their path toward personal fulfillment. Recognizing that little moments can have a big impact on a child, partners contribute to brighter futures, better schools, and stronger communities.

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We work closely with universities and colleges to recruit volunteers.

We provide our Site-Based Program through several school districts across the state, and work with United Way for their Promise Partnerships initiative.

FOUNDATION

Partners

With the support of foundations, BBBSU is able to keep reaching out to youth and providing them with invested, caring adult mentors in their lives. If you would like to learn more about how your foundation can start big change and support the growth of Big Brothers Big Sisters, please contact Jordan Duberow, Grants Coordinator, at [email protected] or (801) 743-1663.