Give to what you love most at Cal Poly. Whether it's supporting a specific college or department, faculty-student research, Student Affairs, student scholarship or your favorite Mustang Athletics team, your gift can be directed to any area of campus that matters to you. Please consider making a gift today and help shape the future of Learn by Doing at Cal Poly for generations to come.
Support Student and Campus Crowdfunding Projects and Initiatives
Cal Poly Crowdfunding
Crowdfunding supports a variety of ambitious student-led organizations, projects and initiatives on campus. Make a gift today and help Cal Poly students, and faculty harness the power of crowdfunding to turn smaller gifts into big opportunities.
Parent and Family Giving
We invite you to join our amazing community of Cal Poly Proud parent donors by making a gift today! Giving to Cal Poly directly impacts the student experience and can be put to immediate use.
renovating Student spaces
An anonymous alum recently donated $75,000 to renovate and rename the MATE student lounge after the department’s former Administrative Support Coordinator and is also matching gifts up to $15,000 to help pay for the lounge's upkeep.
Alumni Impact
Our alumni can be found everywhere in the world making a difference, giving back, and having an impact on their communities. Learn how you can get involved through the Cal Poly Alumni Association, and consider making a gift to your alma mater today.
Parent and Family Giving
Through Parent and Family Giving, Cal Poly Parents create opportunities for outstanding hands-on education, directly enhancing the student experience and helping Cal Poly provide unparalleled Learn by Doing.
Planned Giving
When you include Cal Poly in your estate plan, you help ensure that our distinctive, hands-on educational experience will be available to students for generations to come. Learn more or get started today.
Give to a Scholarship
By establishing or supporting a scholarship, you have the chance to affect transformational change in the life of a student, and sometimes, the trajectory of entire families — for generations to come.
