Donate Stock

Make a lasting difference for children, families, and individuals by donating appreciated stock to The Up Center.

A Meaningful and Tax-Smart Way to Give

A gift of stock can help The Up Center provide critical services while offering potential tax benefits to you.

Wells Fargo Advisors handles the acceptance and sale of stock donated to The Up Center. Your broker will work directly with our representative at Wells Fargo to complete the transfer.

Before making a gift, please consult your financial or tax advisor to determine how a stock donation may affect your individual tax situation.

How to Donate Stock

1. Contact Your Broker

Tell your broker that you would like to donate stock to Child and Family Services of Eastern Virginia, doing business as The Up Center.

2. Provide the Transfer Information

Ask your broker to use the following information:

  • Organization: Child and Family Services of Eastern Virginia, dba The Up Center
  • DTC Clearing Number: 0141
  • Account Name: Child and Family Services of Eastern Virginia, dba The Up Center
  • Account Number: 5417000
  • Reference: Donor’s full name

Including your name as the reference helps us identify and acknowledge your gift.

3. Complete the Stock Transfer

Your broker will send the stock and required information to Wells Fargo Advisors. Patty Sutton, The Up Center’s Wells Fargo representative, can assist your broker with the transfer.

4. Stock is Sold

After Wells Fargo receives the stock, The Up Center authorizes its sale. The resulting funds are then transferred to The Up Center to support our mission.

Contact Wells Fargo Advisors

Ready to begin your stock donation?

You or your broker may contact The Up Center’s Wells Fargo representative:

Patty Sutton
Senior Registered Client Associate, Vice President
The Carter Callahan Investment Group of Wells Fargo Advisors

208 Golden Oak Court, Suite 300
Virginia Beach, VA 23452
MAC H3876-030

Phone: 757-431-6349
Toll-Free: 800-446-8096
Fax: 757-498-9382
Email: patty.sutton@wfadvisors.com

Please Let Us Know About Your Gift

Stock transfers do not always include enough information for The Up Center to identify the donor. After beginning your transfer, please notify our Development team so we can properly acknowledge your gift.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is my donation considered complete?

For charitable-gift purposes, a stock donation is generally completed when the stock is transferred to The Up Center’s account. The Up Center records the gift when the proceeds from the sale are received.

Because tax circumstances vary, please consult your tax advisor about the date and value you should use when reporting your donation.

Will I receive a gift acknowledgment?

Yes. The Up Center will provide a written acknowledgment after we identify and process your gift. The acknowledgment will describe the stock received but will not assign a dollar value for tax purposes.

Can I choose how my gift will be used

Yes. You may request that your gift support a specific program or area of work. You may also make an unrestricted gift, which allows The Up Center to use the funds where they are needed most.

Please contact The Up Center before completing a restricted stock gift so we can confirm that we can honor your request.

Can I donate stock directly through The Up Center’s website?

Stock gifts must be completed through your broker and Wells Fargo Advisors. The information on this page will help your broker begin the transfer. DAF payments may be submitted online here.

Should I speak with a financial advisor first?

Yes. The Up Center cannot provide legal, tax, or financial advice. Please speak with your financial or tax advisor to determine whether donating stock is right for you.

Your Investment Can Strengthen Our Community

Your gift helps children, families, and individuals access support during some of life’s most challenging moments.

Have questions? Contact our Development team at development@theupcenter.org.

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