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Each scholarship awarded to a bright, young adult through Jefferies Family Scholarship is made possible by charitable donations from organizations, businesses and individuals like you.

Please choose one of the methods listed below to make your tax deductible contribution to JFS today.

Direct Deposit
Jefferies employees may access the Employee Information Center through JefNet and click on "Make a Donation" under Jefferies Family Scholarship.

Credit Card
Click on the "By Credit Card" button to the right to donate immediately. Please complete the required fields so that donations to JFS may be processed through PayPal.

Check
Please make checks payable to Jefferies Family Scholarship and send to:

Regina de Wetter
Jefferies Family Scholarship Coordinator
Jefferies & Company, Inc.
520 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10022

Transfer of Securities
Securities may be electronically transferred to the JFS account at Jefferies & Company, Inc., by following these simple steps:

1) Send your broker this Letter of Authorization, which allows you to specify the number of shares and the name of the issuing company or mutual fund you wish to contribute.

2) Alert Regina de Wetter of the transfer by fax 201-221-7520, email rdewette@jefferies.com, or phone 212.323.3959.

3) If you or your broker have questions or cannot transfer the stock electronically, call us and we will be happy to assist you in completing your gift.

Please note: According to IRS guidelines, the date and value of your gift are determined by the date on which the fund takes control of the securities.



Tax Implications and Benefits of Contributing Appreciated Securities

  		• A contribution of appreciated securities can result in substantial financial benefits to both Jefferies Family Scholarship and you.
     
  		• Under certain circumstances, a donor is entitled to a federal income tax deduction for the full fair market value of stock that is contributed, without incurring a capital gains tax on the unrealized appreciation. Accordingly, this type of gift may have a lower after-tax cost to you than an equivalent gift of cash.
     
  		• The tax rules are complex and, accordingly, certain requirements and limitations* should be noted and discussed with a qualified tax advisor.

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