ASU Celebrates Black Philanthropy
Celebrating Black generosity and a love of humanity
Black donors have transformed Arizona State University. Their generosity, past and present, has impacted countless lives.
ASU, as a living, breathing gathering place of powerful, diverse perspectives, is committed to accelerating meaningful change and contributing to a national agenda for social justice. To further affirm this commitment, we are joining the global movement of Black Philanthropy Month to celebrate giving by people of African descent and promote funding equity. We are proud to be among the 19 million people across 60 countries participating this August.
Join us as we recognize and celebrate our Black donors, share stories of impact and honor individuals who have given their time, talent and treasure.
What are you passionate about?
Your passions. Your impact.
A musical celebration of generosity
ASU alumnus gives his time, talent to help musicians achieve their goals. Learn more.
Partnership helps ASU online students
The Open Learning Scholars Program creates opportunities for students in Middle East and northern Africa Learn more.
Reaching for the stars
Gift creates Beus Center for Cosmic Foundations, where researchers study early stars, galaxies and black holes Learn more.
‘The news for me was like a miracle’
Anonymous gift provides scholarships to students in Yuma, Arizona. Learn more.
‘They think it’s too good to be true’
Watts gifts enables free internet for families in Maryvale Learn more.
Staying connected to ASU through generosity
Retired engineering professor and Mirabella resident creates prize for senior design students. Learn more.
