The Power of Collective Giving

Thank You for Strengthening the Pack!

It is because of generous alumni and friends, like you, that today’s students are empowered to build a better world.

Thank You for Being Part of Our Community of Generosity in 2023–24

388

different areas on campus supported

77

class years represented by our donors

50

states represented by our donors

232

gifts made in honor or memory of someone

*Information from July 1, 2023, through May 31, 2024.

Thank You for Coming Together to Support Projects and Initiatives

At Michigan Tech, the power of collective giving allows donors to pool their gifts with others to have an even greater impact on our campus community and individual student lives. Regardless of where you're from or what you contribute individually, everyone here is part of something bigger. Here are just a few of the projects and initiatives you came together to support this year:

Two copper specimens — **Quincy Mine Copper Specimens**

Keweenaw Symphony Orchestra during performance at Rozsa Center — **Keweenaw Symphony Orchestra Concert Tour**

Rendering of football locker room upon completion — **Football Locker Room Project**

Thank You for Leaving Your Mark on Campus

263 donors made their mark on campus by purchasing brick pavers at various locations including the Alumni Gateway Arch, Ford Center, and American Institute of Steel Construction Sculpture.

Brick paver stone reading "Happy to be a Husky!"

Thank You for Giving Back to the Pack

Michigan Tech's 24-hour giving challenge, Give Back to the Pack, unites alumni, friends, faculty, staff, and students in philanthropic support of their University. Together, you demonstrated to every Husky, past and present, that they are part of a pack that cares.

24

hours

1,011

gifts

860

donors

A Gift To Michigan Tech Fuels The Student Experience

Past generosity of alumni and friends has supported the exceptional student experience at Tech. Here are just a few examples of what past donations made possible:

A 3D metal printer equips mechanical engineering students with cutting-edge skills.
A new cross-country ski groomer on the Tech Trails keeps students safe and enhances their enjoyment of winter sports.
Donor-funded scholarships help ensure a Tech education remains accessible regardless of financial background.
Remodeled locker rooms provide top-notch facilities to attract and retain talented student-athletes.

Students take selfie during first day of school