Forms of planned giving can include charitable trusts, gifts to a pooled income fund, or gifts of life insurance or other assets. A well-structured planned gift can create a safe, stable income for you and your family and may also provide you with tax benefits. The Ada Clement Society, named for one of the Conservatory's founders, was established to acknowledge those who have pledged their support and made a planned gift to the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. You may want to consult with a financial advisor or estate planner to create a planned gift that meets your needs. In-Kind Gifts Gifts of tangible personal property such as musical instruments, valuable books, jewelry, works of art or antiques may be given to the Conservatory.
Special rules apply for tax benefits from donations of tangible property.
Each year, the generosity of our alumni enable us to continue providing the finest music education available. The Alumni Fund supports the Conservatory's most crucial operating expenses. The ability to create and run successful programs, as well as recruit and retain the best students and faculty ensures the Conservatory's position among the country's leading music schools. If you haven't made a gift to this year's Alumni Fund, please consider making your gift today. Ensure the continued success of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and our students into the 21st Century.