Brandeis Alumni, Family and Friends

Matching Gifts

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Brandeis alumni gather with Professor Ed Bayone at a networking event at Fidelity offices in Boston. Fidelity offers its employees a matching gift program.

With employer-sponsored matching gifts, you can increase the impact of your gift at no cost to you!

Many employers sponsor matching-gift programs and will double or even triple charitable-contributions made by their employees. The rate and match depend upon the policies established by each individual company.

Use the tool below to easily find out if your employer has a matching gift program. If so, you’re only a click away from increasing your gift to Brandeis!

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Matching Gifts Add Up

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There are more than 20,000 matching-gift organizations in more than 40 countries. Many of these companies have 2:1 matching-gift programs. It is estimated more than $2 billion is donated to organizations through matching-gift programs each year.

In 2018, Brandeis raised more than $100,000 from matching-gift donors. By making a matching gift, you automatically increase the impact of your generosity in support of our students. 

When submitting electronically

Over 90 percent of all donors submit matching gifts electronically. When submitting a request for a matching gift through your company's electronic portal or if your company still uses a paper form, you may need the following information:

Brandeis' EIN: 
04-2103552

Our Mailing Address:
Brandeis University
Institutional Advancement Division
415 South Street, MS126
Waltham, MA 02453

Our Contact Information:
Phone: 800-333-1948
Email: giving@brandeis.edu  

Double Your Impact

Yoanna (Freedman) Rofeh '11 and Rabbi Beny Rofeh

Read how Yoanna (Freedman) Rofeh ’11 doubled her impact through a matching gift program – and in the process became one of the top donors in her class.