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Although our giving page is no longer active, you can still donate. If you would like to provide any additional support, please make a gift here to a fund most important to you.
Although our giving page is no longer active, you can still donate. If you would like to provide any additional support, please make a gift here to a fund most important to you.
Our Class Gift campaign this year is centered around our slogan: “Gifting Change Since 1878.”
While class gifts have been a long tradition at Ohio State, students have not led this initiative for several years, so we are excited to include more student voices and lead this campaign on behalf of the amazing Class of 2022!
This year, we encourage you to make a gift to one of the four funding priorities listed below. The Class Gift Council chose these particular funds to highlight because we felt that a focus on mental health and inclusion matched the priorities of this graduating class whose members are attentive to the importance of mental wellness and equity.
LGBTQ+ Programming Fund: Support the Multicultural Center’s programming and events for the LGBTQ+ and Allies student population. Learn more.
Scarlet & Gray Advantage Program: Make a gift to support student scholarships which keeps education accessible and affordable for Buckeyes, today and tomorrow. Learn more.
Student Emergency Fund: Consider supporting the Student Advocacy Center and the Margaret Herlan Busch Student Assistance Fund. This fund assists students in a variety of situations, such as unexpected mental health-related medical bills, car repairs for transportation to campus and food insecurity. Learn more.
Wellness Initiative Fund: Make a gift to the Wellness Center to support individual Wellness coaching, sexual assault prevention, recovery services, the food pantry and more. Learn more.
Whether you make a gift to one of the funds listed above or another area of campus, thank you! Together, we can make The Ohio State University more affordable, accessible and inclusive for future Buckeyes.