Donors to Stevens make an impact.
When alumni and friends give, their support enables Stevens to attract and retain exceptional students and outstanding faculty, pursue research that solves problems and benefits society, maintain a beautiful campus with advanced classrooms and labs, and operate academic and extracurricular programs that challenge students to achieve their best.
Annual Giving
The difference between a good institution and a great one is the annual support of its alumni and friends. Annual giving allows Stevens to plan for the future and nurture the next generation of innovators. The university relies on these gifts to ensure a steady source of resources for its renowned faculty, talented students and groundbreaking research. Donors may also set up a recurring gift that is convenient, customizable, and environmentally friendly. It’s an easy way to make a big impact that works for your budget and schedule.
Transformational Giving
Through transformational giving, philanthropists can realize their vision for the future of Stevens while making a lasting impact. Transformational gifts (donations of $100,000 or more) can be designated for current use or to establish a fund in perpetuity in Stevens’ endowment. Gifts to capital funds help build and restore campus facilities, and sustain a comprehensive range of academic programs.
Planned Giving
Planned gifts help donors meet current philanthropic goals and extend their generosity well into the future. Learn about some of the most common ways to plan gifts, including gifts from an estate, gifts that provide income for life, and gifts using creative funding assets.
Corporate and Foundation Giving
Corporate partners invest in Stevens because they understand that experiential education and industry connections prepare students to fill high-tech jobs in the global economy, and they fund faculty research that fuels innovation in dynamic fields. Non-profit foundations also invest in Stevens because they see how students can grow into alumni who serve and improve their communities.