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Funding

Purdue student activities & organizations are not funded through a University-wide activities fee. Only the Purdue Student Government receives a direct subsidy from the University budget. Most student organizations are funded through membership dues and/or
fund-raising activities.

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Looking for other funding options? See additional sources below:

  • SOGA - The Student Organization Grant Allocation Board distributes funds to student organizations recognized throught the Student Activities & Organizations area of the Office of the Dean of Students, supporting their activities, events, travel, and services. SOGA is a Student Resource initiative supported by
    Purdue Student Government    .
  • FSBIT - For Small But Important Things provides limited,
    one-time financial support to recognized student organizations pursuing worthy projects for which there are no other funds. The maximum award is $500. Learn more about and apply for FSBIT on the Vice President for Student Affairs website.
  • Grand Alternative Grant - Grand Alternative provides fun and substance-free events as an alternative during the annual Grand Prix week. This grant offers funding through various donors and Purdue University. Student organizations are eligible to receive funding, provided they host a substance-free activity or event during the celebration week. Learn more about Grand Alternative under Student Involvement.
  • Community Service Student Grant - Facilitated by the Office of Engagement, this program provides grants to Purdue students or student organizations for community service projects. Grant amounts range from $100-$1500. Apply for the service grant on the Office of Engagement website.
  • Co-Sponsorships - Organizations can collaborate and
    co-sponsor events with another student organization, including
    Purdue Student Government     and Purdue Student Union Board.
  • Coca-Cola Support- Student organizations can request support from Coca-Cola for programs. Student organizations should request funding, banners, product, or other support in writing a minimum of 4 weeks in advance of the event.
    Request support from Coca-Cola    .
  • Indiana Campus Campact Community Service
    Mini-Grants     - Each grant offers students the opportunity to gain funding for service projects designed in collaboration with community organizations to meet real community needs. $100-$1000 is awarded for project supplies, materials, and some transportation and food costs. Applications are considered on a rolling basis and are due the 15th of each month. To learn more and apply, visit the Indiana Campus Compact website.

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