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Kansas Farm Bureau donates $5 million for K-State’s new agriculture buildings project
Kansas Farm Bureau has pledged the largest donation in the organization’s history: $5 million over five years to support the Kansas State University College of Agriculture’s innovation centers for grain, food, animal and agronomy research.
Winning with wind
Wildcat Wind Power team takes first at the national Collegiate Wind Competition.
Shamrock Trading Corporation invests in the future of business and strategic selling
Shamrock Trading Corporation invested $1 million in Kansas State University’s College of Business Administration to name the Shamrock Student Success Suite and establish an endowment to sustain the National Strategic Selling Institute
Agronomy faculty at Kansas State University receive investment with far-reaching benefits
Ray and Susan Flickner, Wichita, Kansas, have created a faculty award in the College of Agriculture at Kansas State University to improve food systems for years to come.
All In for K-State: Kansas State University to host 3rd day of giving in support of mental health services for students
March 23, Kansas State University will host its third All In for K-State day of giving with the bold objective to increase access to mental health services for K-State students
Terry and Tara Cupps awarded Kansas State University Medal of Excellence
At the spring KSU Foundation Board of Trustees meeting, trustees Terry and Tara Cupps, Manhattan, Kansas, were awarded the Kansas State University Medal of Excellence, which recognizes those who have advanced K-State through exceptional service, leadership and philanthropic contributions.
Bob Campbell’s $17 million gift to benefit thousands of Kansas State University students
“Because Bob started from scratch, he cared about others and wanted to help kids.”
Groundbreaking: 104-bed residence hall at Kansas State University’s Aerospace and Technology Campus to meet demand of rising enrollments
Kansas State University’s Aerospace and Technology Campus in Salina, Kansas, recently broke ground for a new 104-bed residence hall.
Donors gave $600,389 to increase access to mental health services for K-State students through All In for K-State
Kansas State University alumni, faculty, students, staff and friends gave $600,389 to increase access to mental health services for K-State students and reduce the stigma of asking for help.
All In for K-State pre-application workshop: A resource to help you apply to be the next All In fundraising focus
Think you have a great idea for the next All In for K-State fundraising focus?