Give

Support the SWU legacy by giving today

Giving to Southern Wesleyan University is easy! We offer several convenient options for making a gift. Give towards the general fund or towards specific memorials or causes.

Online

You can give online using our secure electronic form. In the online form you will be able to specify the fund or memorial you are giving towards.

Give Online

Phone

To make a gift by phone, call our office at 855-644-5008 or 864-644-5008.

The Office of Advancement hours are:
Monday – Friday, 8 AM – 4:30 PM.
(We are closed most major holidays.)

Mail

Prefer to write a check for a gift? Simply mail it to:

Southern Wesleyan University
Office of Advancement
P.O. Box 1020
907 Wesleyan Dr.
Central, SC 29630-1020

Partnering with us

Thank you for your interest in supporting Southern Wesleyan University! We’re excited about our mission to transform lives by challenging students to be dedicated scholars and servant-leaders who impact the world for Christ. Our mission has not changed: we remain dedicated to educating and nurturing students as they seek God’s plan for their lives. Your support is an investment in this mission, in SWU, and in the life achievements and spiritual growth of our students.

Fulfilling our mission wouldn’t be possible without your prayers and support. We would love to partner with you to make an even bigger difference in their lives. Learn more about how you can partner with us to prepare the next generation to fulfill God’s calling on their lives.

Why is your participation important?

The gap between diminishing State and Federal Aid is growing at alarming rates. Giving toward SWU student scholarships begins to bridge that gap for hundreds of students.
Your annual gift provides ONGOING scholarship support for students; keeping them in college to graduation!
Your support shows that SWU is a good investment and any gift is a gift that keeps on giving, turning recipients into future givers themselves!
You can directly impact the futures of students as they fulfill God’s plans for their lives. Forecasters predict that as many as 30 percent of private institutions of higher education will not survive this decade. Yet those serving a stable number of traditional-aged students, as well as a large non-traditional student enrollment, have a very bright future. Southern Wesleyan falls into this fortunate group.