Giving
We invite you to partner with Covenant to send Christ-centered builders of churches, businesses, and communities into the world. Covenant College equips the whole person, as students are known and challenged by their professors, learning to pursue their callings alongside like-minded peers who confess Christ’s preeminence in all things. Giving to Covenant, you support student scholarships, improved facilities, create a strong faculty, support athletic programs, and so much more. You enable us to continue to send out builders.
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Why We Give
Read why donors support Covenant College and Covenant’s impact on alumni, parents, donors, and communities.

Wills and Judy Ryan give to Covenant without regret or hesitation because they believe Covenant is making
an impact for God’s Kingdom.
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Give With Us
Join friends of the college in generosity! These groups of donors have committed to giving towards a specific gift or giving together. Covenant College celebrates milestones with these donors and provides updates about the life & work of the college.
The 1955
In 1955, Covenant College’s founders stepped out in faith to establish a Christian liberal arts college. In memory of this legacy, Covenant College named a group of committed givers The 1955. As a member of the 1955, donors partner closely with Covenant to continue the mission. Join the legacy with The 1955.
Heritage Society
The Heritage Society is a unique group of donors who have generously left Covenant College in their estate plans. Celebrating their gifts, Covenant College hosts the annual Heritage Society Tea, where members fellowship and hear updates from the president.
Church Giving
Churches can give to Covenant in two ways: the Church Scholarship Program (CSP) which directly supports Covenant students in your congregation, and Church Giving which supports future church members.
Prayer Partner
Lift up Covenant College in prayer to the God who hears and who acts. Join us in prayer alongside our alumni for the college.
Where to Give
Gifts to our annual fund support the work of the college on an annual basis, from operating expenses to project initiatives. By giving to the Covenant Fund, you directly support the everyday life and work on campus.
Our current campaign efforts are focused on driving enrollment and improving student experience. Investments in the Partners Campaign enables Covenant to continue the transformational work of the whole student to be equipped, known and called.
Ways to Give
Explore the ways to support the Lord’s work at Covenant. You are welcome to contact us, if you have questions or need to provide the College with additional information concerning a gift.
Gifts of cash and checks should be mailed to:
Covenant College
Development Office
14049 Scenic Highway
Lookout Mountain, GA 30750
Online giving can be done through a bank draft, credit card, and debit through SecureGive.
Covenant College accepts gifts from Donor Advised Funds (DAF), as well as gifts that come directly from your retirement accounts in the form of Required Minimum Distributions (RMD) and Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCD).
More information regarding IRA rollover can be found here.
Gifts of appreciated assets like securities (stocks), real estate, or real property (like farm equipment, etc.) can help you reduce or eliminate capital gains tax as well as receive a charitable income tax deduction in the year that you make the gift.
When donating real estate, you have the option of making an outright gift of all or part of the property (thus lowering or eliminating capital gains tax) or creating a charitable remainder trust that will provide you with lifetime income.
Learn more about how to transmit stocks, bonds, and mutual funds to the College.
Giving to Covenant through stocks and bonds, allows you to support the college and potentially qualify for an income tax deduction for your contribution and an avoidance of capital gains tax.
To transmit stocks, bonds, or mutual funds to the College, instruct your broker to transfer the securities into Covenant's UBS account.
The DTC account number for UBS is 0221.
The College's brokerage account name is "Covenant College."
The College's brokerage account number is AXB9026.
For more information, please contact:
Dawn McCulloh
Phone: 404.760.3030
E-mail: dawn.mcculloh@ubs.com
If a transfer to the Covenant College brokerage accounts is not possible, the College can appoint your broker as an agent for the College and instruct him or her to set up an account for Covenant College and sell the stock immediately.
Please note that the value of the securities gift may be slightly different from the actual sale price. The gift value will be the average of the high and low selling prices of the stock or bond on the date of the gift.
You can give to Covenant while providing income for you and/or your loved ones. Funding a Charitable Gift Annuity (CGA) or a Charitable Remainder Trust (CRT) provides an eventual benefit to Covenant but also provides income for life for you and your spouse, or income for your children for a fixed number of years.
You may designate a gift in memory or honor of someone special. If giving online, please use the “Add a message” field for who you would like to honor. We will send an acknowledgement to that person or their family as you specify.
Tax / EIN Numbers:
Covenant College: 43-0719506
Covenant College Foundation: 27-3298736
Contact Us
Please contact development@covenant.edu or call 706.419.1100 for more information.
Graduate School of Education
Undergraduate Departments, Majors, Minors, Certificates, Concentrations, and Programs
Art
- Art, 2-D Concentration
- Art, 3-D Concentration
- Art, Art History Concentration
- Art, Graphic Design Concentration
- Art, Photography Concentration
- Art minor
- Art History minor
- Arts Administration Minor
Biblical & Theological Studies
- Biblical & Theological Studies
- Biblical & Theological Studies, Missions Concentration
- Biblical & Theological Studies minor
- Biblical Languages minor
- History of Christianity minor
- Missions minor
- Youth Ministry minor
Biology
- Biology, Biomedical Concentration
- Biology, Environmental Concentration
- Biology, General
- Biology, Health Professions Concentration
- Biology minor
- Environmental Stewardship & Sustainability
- Neuroscience minor
Business
- Business
- Business, Accounting Concentration
- Business, Finance Concentration
- Business, Marketing Concentration
- Sport Management
- Business minor
- Sport Management minor
- Entrepreneurship Minor
Chemistry
- Chemistry, Biochemistry Concentration
- Chemistry, General
- Biochemistry minor
- Chemistry minor
Computer Science
- Computer Science
- Computer Science minor
Economics
- Economics
- Economics minor
Education
- Education Studies
- Elementary Education (P-5)
- Secondary Education Certifications through MAT program
- Education minor
Engineering 3:2 Program
- Natural Science, Pre-Engineering Studies Concentration
English
- English
- English, Writing Concentration
- English minor
- Writing minor
- Journalism and Society minor
Health, Wellness and Coaching
- Coaching minor
History, Politics, and International Studies
- History
- History, Art History Concentration
- Political Science
- International Studies
- History minor
- Political Science minor
Interdisciplinary Studies
- Interdisciplinary Studies with Concentrations
Mathematics
- Mathematics
- Mathematics minor
Music
- Music, Church Music Concentration
- Music, Creative Studies Concentration
- Music, General Music Concentration
- Music, Instrumental Performance Concentration
- Music, Music Education (Pre-MAT) Concentration
- Music, Organ Performance Concentration
- Music, Piano Pedagogy Concentration
- Music, Piano Performance Concentration
- Music, Vocal Performance Concentration
- Music minor
Philosophy
- Philosophy
- Philosophy minor
- Medical Ethics Consultation Minor
Physics
- Physics
- Physics minor
Poverty and Development
- Poverty and Development
- Poverty and Development
Pre-Professional Programs
- Pre-Law Studies
- Pre-Medical Studies
- Pre-Nursing Studies
- Pre-Physical Therapy Studies
Psychology
- Psychology
- Psychology minor
Sociology
- Sociology
- Sociology, Family Studies & Social Work Concentration
- Sociology minor
Theatre
- Theatre minor
World Languages
- French
- Spanish
- French minor
- Spanish minor
- Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Minor