FAQ's

 

Why does Purdue need donations?


Tuition and government funding covers less than half of the cost of your education. Imagine Purdue if half of the things it offers were gone…half of the computer labs, half of the scholarships, half the resources. Donations ensure that these things are available and that Boilers receive a top-notch education.

 

Where will my gift go?


One of the best things about the Senior Class Difference campaign is that you get to choose which project or area you want to support. You can choose from many areas the on you'd like to support. What is your passion? Whether it's your department, scholarships, bands, cancer or Alzheimer's research, or even Grand Prix or Bug Bowl, there is something for you. See the list of funds.

 

Can I make a gift in honor of someone?


Yes! When you make your gift online, include the name of your person you would like to honor with your gift in the special instructions area.

 

How do I make a gift?


It's simple. Click on the Make A Gift button. From the drop down menu, choose where you would like your gift to go. If your choice isn’t in the list, feel free to add it under Special Instructions. Next, select "Make A Payment." Then, select "Pay Without Registering" and follow the prompts.

 

The project I want to give to isn't on the list. How do I designate my gift to this area?

 

From the drop down list of areas choose "Other." Then type the area you want to give to in the field named Special Instructions. Continue by selecting "Make A Payment."

 

What if I want to mail my gift in? Where do I send it?


Download the pledge form by clicking here.

Send it to:

Purdue Foundation

Dick and Sandy Dauch Alumni Center

403 West Wood Street

West Lafayette, IN 47907

Please write "Appeal 9521" on your check and note where you would like to designate your gift!

 

How do I get involved with the Senior Class Difference committee?


Every year a team of seniors leads their class through a successful "Make a Difference" campaign by planning, promoting, and participating. Contact Angela Dunwoody at adunwoody@purdue.edu to get involved.