You don’t have to look far to see the impact of philanthropy at K‑State. Gifts power everything from scholarships and professorships to new buildings and major scientific breakthroughs. See what your gift can do.

Latest Campus impact

It’s bigger than a better classroom

The Flip This Classroom initiative at K-State quickly led to a new partnership and over $500,000 in grant funding for an environmental improvement project.

Cats’ Cupboard Receives The Starbucks Foundation Neighborhood Grant

K-State’s Cats’ Cupboard food pantry receives a $1,000 grant from The Starbucks Foundation’s Neighborhood Grants program.

A librarian’s legacy lives on

The Patricia Boze Libraries Memorial Scholarship supports Libraries Student Ambassadors at K-State.

Progress for pilots in training

K-State Salina’s evolution into an aerospace education mecca continues with federal funding On the south end of the Kansas State University Salina Aerospace and Technology Campus, a $33 million federal grant has kicked off phase two of the revitalization plan that will further enhance […]

Let there be rock

Discover the beats of rock history in K-State’s famed History of Rock and Roll class — join 14,000 Wildcats who’ve rocked out since ’07!

produce stand at a farmers market

Nourish together

Creating a healthy food system requires many partnership throughout the community.

Anderson Hall lawn

How can I support the spot I love full well?

It takes funds from a variety of sources to keep K-State accessible and advancing excellence. Philanthropic gifts, plus research grants and contracts, make up the largest part of K-State’s budget at 32.8%.

Last mile fund

When the homestretch gets hard

The Last Mile Fund supports students in finishing their degrees when graduation is at risk.

Work it

K-State grads launch careers with 96% employed or in further education, landing top jobs at Burns & McDonnell, Garmin, and more.

The engineer making his own path

Learn how philanthropy has made an impact on Nick Saia throughout his time as a civil engineering major at K-State.

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