As the flagship publication of the KSU Foundation, Good for K-State magazine tells the story of your philanthropic dollars at work. Scroll down to find out how you’ve made a difference for K-State!

Latest Good for K-State

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The future doctor who can’t stop learning

Discover how Maggie Barnhart is gaining real-world experience at K-State and beyond with the help of philanthropy.

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Making it modern

Meet three K-State innovators and learn how they’re able to make fundamental humanities subjects speak to students louder than ever.

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What if wellness programs reached Kansans everywhere?

Through the power of K-State’s mobile classroom and clinic, join us in bringing wellness programs to underserved communities.

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Business with heart

Learn how K-State’s College of Business shapes future business leaders who prioritize societal well-being alongside financial success.

Rural Grocery store

More than a store

Grocery stores help rural communities stick together. Learn how through the Rural Grocery Initiative, K-State is keeping the shelves stocked.

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The ripple effect

Find out how planned gifts to Kansas State University support students, faculty and programs all while leaving a lasting impact.

Andrew Navarro

Class dismissed

Discover how six K-State students applied classroom knowledge to real-world issues, gaining critical skills for leadership post-graduation.

Scenes from an outdated classroom that's a part of the Flip this classroom initiative.

The ghost in the radiator

Help Flip This Classroom: fund $7M for updates to 67 vital K-State classrooms, advancing education and supporting student and faculty recruitment.

A big step up

Thanks to a lead gift from Ward and Brenda Morgan and other generous donors the K-State marching band now has a new home.

A student shops for fresh produce at Cats' Cupboard

Serving up hope

Explore the impactful transformation of K-State’s Cats’ Cupboard, addressing food insecurity for students, faculty, and staff.

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