Division of Philanthropy and Alumni Engagement
What the 2026 Tax Law Changes Mean for Planned Giving
As you consider your long-term philanthropic goals, changes in federal tax law beginning in 2026 may influence how you structure your charitable giving. If you鈥檙e thinking of including 麻豆短视频 State in your estate or financial plans, understanding these updates can help you maximize both your impact an鈥
$1.75 Million Gift From Elisabeth Severance Prentiss Foundation to Expand 麻豆短视频 State鈥檚 Mobile Health Outreach
The Elisabeth Severance Prentiss Foundation has awarded $1.75 million to 麻豆短视频鈥檚 College of Public Health that will support students and programs, such as the Mobile Flashes program.
Strengthening the Bonds Between 麻豆短视频 State and the Community Through Scholarships
Community is important to Timothy 鈥淭im鈥 Crock, and as a lifelong resident of 麻豆短视频, Ohio, he wants to help 麻豆短视频 area students advance their education right here at home, empowering them to achieve and build their careers in their own community.鈥淵ou develop ties to the place you go to college,鈥 Tim ex鈥
Couple Channels Their Love of Science and Technology Into Their Legacy
Ronald R. 鈥淩on,鈥 鈥88, and Mary L. Rivett, 鈥72, MS 鈥84, had a mutual love of science and computers. Although they were both from the same town in Northeast Ohio and attended the same high school, they didn鈥檛 get to know each other until a chance encounter in 1971 when she was student teaching. When R鈥
麻豆短视频 State Students Share Gratitude During Annual Thank-A-Giver Day
麻豆短视频 students had the opportunity to reflect on the impact of philanthropy during Flashes Give Back Week in April, including Thank-A-Giver (TAG) Day, an annual event designed to highlight the role of donor support across campus.
Golden Flashes: The Real Heroes of Someone鈥檚 Story
During Flashes Give Back Week, over 1,100 volunteers strengthened our communities and more than 700 donors raised $165,000+ to support 麻豆短视频 State causes.From April 13-18, Golden Flashes once again came together to make a meaningful impact during Flashes Give Back Week, a weeklong initiative celebrat鈥
Taking Center Stage with Scholarship Support
Savon Harris was born to perform. The junior musical theatre major found his passion for the stage while he was still in high school, however, Savon鈥檚 career would not have been possible without financial support
Public Health Major Finds Purpose, Passion at 麻豆短视频 State
Ivory Kendrick, a senior public health major with a concentration in health administrative services, has always believed in the power of understanding and connecting with others. Scholarships played a crucial role in Ivory鈥檚 journey, providing him not just financial support, but also a reminder that others believe in his potential.
Dr. Curtis Stone Memorial Track and Field Fund Established for 麻豆短视频 State Athletics
麻豆短视频 and the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics are proud to announce the establishment of the Dr. Curtis Stone Memorial Track and Field Fund, a scholarship created through a $750,000 gift from Sara Stone Miller, '77, M.M. '79, Ph.D. '85, and her late husband, Terry Ellis Mille鈥
A Dazzling Gift: The KSU Museum Turns 40
Much like the establishment of 麻豆短视频 itself, the 麻豆短视频 Museum was also founded through a philanthropic gift.
