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Two Avenues of Support

Scholarships & Grants and the Trustees/President's Fund are two primary avenues through which alumni and friends may support students and participate in BYU–Idaho's three major imperatives.

 

Scholarships & Grants
Through the various BYU–Idaho programs listed below, you can assist students based on need or merit, lend a hand to those from disadvantaged backgrounds, or even provide unique learning experiences.


We welcome your participation and invite your gifts in support of BYU–Idaho students. 


Trustees/President's Fund
Unrestricted funds are critical for BYU–Idaho's future. We do not yet know all that the Lord will have us do.


When you give to the Trustees/President's Fund, you provide the financial flexibility for the university to disperse funds where they are needed most and support specific priorities as outlined below.


We welcome your participation and invite your gifts in support of these worthy programs. Your contributions will enhance and accelerate our success. 

 


BYU–Idaho Fundraising Priorities 2009

Scholarships & Grants

Goal

 Experiential Learning

 $100K

 Mentored Learning

$80K

 Heber J. Grant Scholarship Program

$3.4M

 Grant-in-Aid Fund

$1.6M

 Scholarships

$3M

 Department of Academic Learning

$400K

 Student Research Fund

$280K

 Subtotal 

$8.86M

   
Trustees/President's Fund

Goal

 BYU–Idaho Learning Model

$500K

 Foundations

$500K

 Academic Societies

$70K

 Internship Hub Cities

$440K

 Campus Enhancements

$100K

 Outdoor Beautification

$1M

 Auditorium/Manwaring Center Technology & Artwork  Enhancement

$660K

 Classroom Modification

$400K

 Thomas E. Ricks Endowment

$2.3M

 BYU–Idaho Academic Calendar

$100K

 Online Learning

$600K

 Innovations & New Programs

$300K

 Eliza R. Snow Society

$50K

 Learning and Teaching Development

$2M

 University & College-wide Events

$120K

 Subtotal  

$9.14M

Grand Total Needed 2008-2009

$18 Million

  

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