Ways to Give

Our Mission

To encourage Park Springs employees, their spouses and their children to further their education and to offer financial assistance to that end

Park Springs is a senior living community that’s defined by a culture of friendship and mutual support. We are a close-knit community where we all care about each other – as neighbors, Members, and staff.

Park Springs’ capable and committed staff support Members at every life-stage. And as a community that values mutual caring, Members and their families have the opportunity to give back to support the Park Springs staff, their spouses and their children who want to further their education.

Your generous support makes a real difference in the lives of Park Springs employees who are pursuing their life goals through education. Honor their journey as they honor ours. Make your tax-deductible gift today.

There are many ways to provide financial support for Park Springs Scholars.

Donations made from your IRA or 401-K account are tax deductible and may reduce taxes on your Required Minimum Distribution. Checks should be made out to Park Springs Foundation and mailed to Park Springs Foundation, 500 Springhouse Circle, Stone Mountain, GA 30087.

Make an online donation with your credit card, PayPal, Venmo, Cash App Pay or ACH bank transfer. Use the gold donate button at the top of the page to make your gift.

Write a check to Park Springs Foundation and leave it in the Foundation drop box on the left side of the in-house mailboxes. Donation envelopes are on the Park Springs Foundation board to the left of the drop box.

Encourage family and friends to make a gift in your honor on special occasions. They can make a donation online or mail a check to Park Springs Foundation, 500 Springhouse Circle, Stone Mountain, GA 30087.

Honor a friend or family birthday, say “thank you,” or make a memorial contribution by check or online.

To donate stock or a gift from a Donor Advised Fund or private foundation, please contact the Park Springs Foundation treasurer.

In your estate plan, consider a legacy gift to ensure that a growing scholarship program continues into the future.