Let your generosity shine.

Your gift to our current "featured fund," IU Priority Needs, provides flexible funding that enables the university to respond to needs or opportunities that might otherwise go unmet. If you’d like to support a different fund, simply use the site’s search and navigation tools to find the area you’d like to support.

Students at graduation.


Find your cause

However you choose to support IU, you’ll change someone’s life for the better, and we are so grateful.  

Browse by topic

Athletics, arts, business, sustainability—there’s an IU fund that supports what you’re passionate about.

Browse by campus

Explore causes from Northwest to Southeast and everywhere in between!

Find a crowdfunding campaign

These giving opportunities won’t last forever. Find a current project that needs your support.

IU research combats lead exposure

Did you know that nearly 500,000 children in the U.S. have elevated blood lead levels today? Thankfully, Michelle Del Rio's research at IU is amplifying this urgent issue and striving to prevent it. Read how this professor is changing lives.

Mental health care for all students

Over 77 percent of U.S. college students experience mental health challenges and distress. At IUI, the Mental Health Center (MHC) aims to combat this by providing low-cost mental care services on campus. Learn how your gifts help.

Make your gift go further!

Currently, over 24,000 companies will match donations to IU, and your employer could be one of them! Whether your gift is one-time or recurring or your company is large or small, your financial support for your favorite IU cause may be eligible to be doubled or even tripled. See if your company matches!

Your giving matters

The Indiana University alumni network doesn’t have any borders, language, or specific location. It’s a community brought together by people from different backgrounds, origins, and experiences who will do anything to support each other and contribute to your success.

Victor Sanchez, BS’21 Former IUAA Student Fellow, IUAA Scholarship Recipient