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COVID-19 Relief

Supporting students who are adversely affected by the current COVID-19 situation. Learn more

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Emergency Assistance

Providing a safety net for students to push through immediate financial crises that could derail their academic goals. Learn more

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Leadership and Engagement

Recognizing and supporting student participation in the transformational experiences that prepare students for success, at Rutgers and beyond. Learn more

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Retention Scholarships

Breaking down the financial barriers that prevent students from completing their Rutgers degree. Learn more

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Health and Wellness

Fostering a balance between academic and work excellence while promoting a life-long commitment to healthy living for our students. Donate now

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Parents Fund

The Parents Fund enhances the student experience through annual gifts from parents and family members of current and former students. Learn more

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Financial support from alumni, parents, and friends help us create the innovative learning opportunities that challenge students to be their best at Rutgers and beyond. Below are just a few of the ways your financial gift can make a difference.

How Our Work Impacts Students


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Diversity Peer Educators Build Inclusive Communities at

Growing up queer and biracial, Ashlee Bonsi has had her share of uncomfortable, and sometimes downright painful, interactions with educators and peers who would make jokes that were thinly veiled with casual, harmful racism.

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Scarlet Knights Siblings Give Back in a Big Way

Just two and a half years after hosting a 5K to raise awareness around mental health in honor of their father...

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Knights Go Sky High

A group of Rutgers students traveled to Pipestem, WV for Alternative Breaks.

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