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Record gift for cougar footballWashington State University Director of Athletics Bill Moos announced Thursday the largest gift in the history of Cougar Athletics to support The Cougar Football Project, which was approved by WSU’s Board of Regents Nov. 18. WSU alumnus Greg Rankich ’94 of Kirkland, Wash., has committed $3 million to support the expansion of Martin Stadium on WSU’s Pullman campus |
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WSU Tree Fruit Programs Receive $250,000 from Tree Top Inc.With the express goal of supporting Washington’s tree fruit industry, Tree Top Inc. is investing $250,000 in tree fruit research, teaching and extension programs at Washington State University. |
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Celebrating Philanthropy at WSUIn celebration of National Philanthropy Day® on November 15, the WSU community says thank you to friends, volunteers, and donors. More than 145,000 donors have committed more than $632 million - or 63 percent – to date toward the $1 billion Campaign for Washington State University: Because the World Needs Big Ideas. The campaign is the largest single fundraising effort in WSU history. |
RECENT CAMPAIGN NEWS
National Philanthropy Day November 15
A Historic Investment Washington Tree Fruit Industry Commits $27 Million for WSU Research
Opening Doors For First-Generation Students
Sustainability Through Innovation
WSU Tri-Cities Receives Largest-Ever Individual Donation
WSU Tree Fruit, Wine Research gets Boost from Northwest Farm Credit Services
Bethards Estate Gifts $2.5 Million for WSU Scholarships
University Launches The Campaign for Washington State University: Because the World Needs Big Ideas
