How is Newman Center in Iowa City funded?
The Newman Center is 100% self-funded through private donations, investments and grants.
Coronavirus has had a significant negative impact on the operating income of the Newman Center which was closed for several months in 2020. Since reopening in late June 2020, church attendance diminished and so has on-going income streams with offertory hit hard (down $50,000 from the prior year).
Local, regional and state partners are needed to help support the Newman Center mission and ministries.
Please mail your gift to the Newman Catholic Student Center,
ATTN: Development Office, 104 E Jefferson St, Iowa City, IA. 52245
Other giving options are listed below.
Coronavirus has had a significant negative impact on the operating income of the Newman Center which was closed for several months in 2020. Since reopening in late June 2020, church attendance diminished and so has on-going income streams with offertory hit hard (down $50,000 from the prior year).
Local, regional and state partners are needed to help support the Newman Center mission and ministries.
Please mail your gift to the Newman Catholic Student Center,
ATTN: Development Office, 104 E Jefferson St, Iowa City, IA. 52245
Other giving options are listed below.
Online Giving
If you would like to make a one-time contribution or set-up a weekly offering, please visit our secure eTapestry site by clicking on the following link: Support the Newman Center
Venmo
Give securely via Venmo to @givetoNewmanIC
Electronic Funds Giving
Gifts to the Newman Center may be established through automatic electronic funds transfers from your financial institution. Download the form here: Electronic Funds Form
PLEASE SHARE WITH US YOUR REASON FOR GIVING:
TAX ADVANTAGES FOR DONORS
Gifts to the Newman Catholic Student Center are 100% tax deductible as allowed by the IRS. The CARES Act of 2020 offered tax incentives to high-income individuals and those with more modest incomes to support charitable causes. Elements of the act have been extended to 2021, and they include measures that allow for charitable deductions of up to 100% of adjusted gross income (with a few exceptions) for cash gifts made by individuals who elect to itemized deductions on their tax return. The provisions also allow corporations to deduct charitable contributions up to 25% of taxable income.
