Husky Rugby Alumni Association Expands Giving Options with New Brokerage Account
The Husky Rugby Alumni Association has launched a brokerage account to accept charitable donations in the form of stocks, equities, and bonds, offering supporters a tax-efficient alternative to cash.

The Husky Rugby Alumni Association has taken a meaningful step forward in securing its long-term financial sustainability with the establishment of a new brokerage account. This account allows the organization to receive charitable gifts in the form of stocks, equities, and bonds—opening up new opportunities for alumni and supporters to contribute in impactful and tax-efficient ways.
This enhancement reflects a growing commitment to modernizing how supporters can give back. While traditional cash donations remain vital, the ability to donate appreciated securities offers a powerful alternative that can benefit both the donor and the organization.
A Smarter Way to Give
Donating appreciated assets—such as stocks, mutual funds, or other investments—can provide significant financial advantages. In many cases, donors may be able to avoid capital gains taxes that would otherwise be incurred if the asset were sold. At the same time, they may still qualify for a charitable deduction based on the full market value of the donated asset.
This dual benefit makes securities donations an especially attractive option for those looking to maximize the impact of their giving while also making thoughtful financial decisions.
Aligning with Best Practices
By enabling this form of giving, the Husky Rugby Alumni Association is aligning itself with best practices seen across forward-thinking nonprofit organizations. Expanding donation options not only increases accessibility for supporters but also demonstrates a level of professionalism and long-term vision that strengthens the organization as a whole.
Investing in the Future of Husky Rugby
This development marks another milestone in the continued growth of the Association. Alumni and friends now have a powerful new way to support the program—one that contributes directly to its future success while also offering personal financial benefits.
As Husky Rugby continues to build momentum, initiatives like this ensure that supporters have the tools they need to make a lasting impact.
If you would like to give via our new giving options, please reach out to Kevin Fuller at president@huskyrugby.com.
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