Arizona State University is proud to be home to generations of Hispanic students, faculty and staff. Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to celebrate their histories, cultures and accomplishments at ASU.
We invite you to commemorate Hispanic Heritage Month by supporting Hispanic students who aspire to earn a college degree: ASU’s Hispanic Mother-Daughter Program provides crucial college-readiness support to middle- and high-school students and their families. Over the past 40 years, it has mentored and prepared nearly 2,500 students.
Give to this fund and others that empower Hispanic students and faculty.
Featured funds
Hispanic Mother-Daughter Program
Your generosity helps ASU fulfill its promise to a comprehensive public research university measured not by whom it excludes, but by whom it includes and how they succeed.
Hispanic Business Alumni Chapter Operating
The ASU Hispanic Business Alumni Chapter Scholarship goes toward the payment of the recipient's tuition at Arizona State University.
Hispanic Research Center Scholarships and Fellowships
Your generosity has great impact at ASU and beyond.
ASU Hispanic Mother/Daughter Program Scholarship
Your generosity helps ASU fulfill its promise to a comprehensive public research university measured not by whom it excludes, but by whom it includes and how they succeed.
Ramona Cahill Hildebrand Hispanic Undergraduate Scholarship
Your generosity provides scholarship support to undergraduate students.
Israel Latin America Network (ILAN) New Venture Challenge Award
Your gift supports travel funds, study abroad and community outreach for W. P. Carey students participating in the New Venture Challenge.
Latin American Studies Special Projects
Your generosity provides scholarship support to undergraduate students.
Latino Partnership Scholarship
Your gift to the Latino Partnership Scholarship provides scholarship and mentoring support to individuals who might otherwise not have the resources to attend college.
Friends of Morrison Latino Center
Your gift supports the Latino Public Policy Center at Morrison Institute, which examines Arizona's rapidly changing demographics.








