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You can make a difference this #GivingTuesday.
Let’s keep up the good work and continue to change lives.
In just seven days, our Buckeye community will come together to help our students who need it most.
This GivingTuesday, you can continue to make an impact by helping to ease financial burdens they could not have expected.
We want to thank you for your past generosity, especially during times like these, and encourage you to join the movement.
On GivingTuesday you can help our Buckeye community change the world, one student at a time.
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Thanks to your generosity, The Ohio State University has raised more than $300,000 from over 1,200 donors to help support our students in need. Ryan Lovell, interim dean of students, assistant vice president, director of Parent and Family Relations at Ohio State, provides an update on the university’s Student Emergency Fund and how it is supporting Buckeyes during COVID-19.
#GivingTuesdayNow has come to an end but our fight against COVID-19 continues. Melissa Shivers, Vice President for Student Life, wants to thank you for supporting our students.
Thank you to Keith Monda for his generous match gift of $25,000 to support our students in need. And thank you for your gifts during #GivingTuesdayNow.
There are still matching funds available. Make your gift today.
When you give to provide student emergency support, you are making it possible for students to succeed during these difficult times. For students who are struggling with housing, loss of income, food insecurity and more, this fund helps them overcome these challenges. You can read first-hand the impact on students by visiting go.osu.edu/UpdateBlog.
We’re halfway through #GivingTuesdayNow! There is still time for you to join the many Buckeyes who have stepped up to support our students in need. Melissa Shivers, Vice President for Student Life, wants to remind you that we are in this together.
Now more than ever, the Buckeye community has the opportunity to come together to help our students who are struggling with loss of income, housing issues and food insecurity. During #GivingTuesdayNow, you can support our students by providing student emergency support. Melissa Shivers, Vice President for Student Life, is helping to kick off the day and hopes you will join us.
On May 5, 2020, The Ohio State University will participate in #GivingTuesdayNow, bringing our Buckeye community together to join in the fight against COVID-19. You can help our students persevere during these difficult times by providing emergency support. Your gift helps students who are struggling with immediate, unexpected needs, like housing, loss of income, food insecurity and more. Mark your calendars and join us tomorrow!
To date, The Ohio State University Office of Student Life’s Student Advocacy Center has awarded more than $400,000 in aid to students who have been impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. Kim Pachell, Director of the Student Advocacy Center, knows first-hand the impact that your generous gifts have on the lives of our students. Kim took a few moments to provide you with an update.
In the past two weeks. the Office of Student Life's Student Advocacy Center has received more than 400 applications from students looking for support during these uncertain times. On average, the center receives 80 applications for assistance per semester. Our students are in need and you can make an impact. Give today and support students who may otherwise be at risk of dropping out of college due to an unexpected financial emergency.
As The Ohio State University transitions to distance learning, many resources offered by the Office of Student Life and across campus are being transitioned to be offered online and virtually.
We are dedicated to continuing to create the extraordinary student experience for all Buckeyes - even from afar. To ensure student access to on-campus support resources, the We Are Here For You page was created on the Office of Student Life website. This list will be updated as more resources and information becomes available.