List of 4 frequently asked questions.

• Why can’t Lovett increase tuition to cover the full cost of educating each student?

  Large increases in tuition may prohibit the opportunity of a Lovett education to many families, therefore altering the diverse culture and distinctive learning environment each student currently enjoys. Through tax-deductible donations to True Blue, we can keep tuition costs more affordable and provide financial aid and scholarships to deserving students.

• What is a matching gift?

  Many employers will match any charitable contributions made by their employees. If your company has such a program, request a matching gift form. Your gift to Lovett may be doubled or possibly tripled! Some companies even match gifts made by retirees and/or spouses. To find out if your company has a matching gift policy, please click here.

• How does a gift to True Blue differ from capital and endowment gifts?

  The True Blue Annual Fund is our most important giving initiative at Lovett and covers 5% of our operating budget, supporting current resources and programs. Capital or endowment gifts support future needs such as facility improvements or increases to the endowment. 

• I redirected my Georgia tax liability to Lovett through the Georgia Private School Tax Credit Program. Can that count as my gift to True Blue?

  No. While we appreciate you redirecting your state tax dollars for financial aid at Lovett, please note that a contribution to the GOAL Student Scholarship Organization, designated to Lovett, cannot be counted as a gift to True Blue.