The 15th annual FSU’s Great Give on March 4 raised more than $1.5M, thanks to the generosity of more than 5,500 donors who contributed during the 24-hour event.
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Brian Ballard and his wife, Kathryn — a Florida State University alumna and member of the Board of Trustees — have made a $1 million gift to benefit FSU’s Food for Thought Pantry.
Florida State University’s College of Business will take a monumental step in advancing its reputation as one of the top public business schools in the nation thanks to a $65 million philanthropic investment from Dr. Herbert Wertheim.
The Florida State University Foundation is grateful for the many gifts received from our generous donors each and every year. The federal government encourages your generosity by allowing you to deduct your gifts to charities on your income tax return if you itemize.
From humble beginnings to tech entrepreneur, community leader and philanthropist, Tony DiBenedetto’s story is powered by mentorship, gratitude and a strong connection back to FSU at every turn.
Florida State University is set to advance nursing education and health care innovation in Northwest Florida with the support of a $10 million gift from The Fairholme Foundation.
Charles E. “Charlie” Rockwood, a Florida State University professor emeritus and a transformational philanthropist, passed away on June 26, 2025 – four years after his trailblazing wife, Persis Rockwood. He was 93.
John Thrasher, who led his beloved alma mater to new heights as Florida State University’s 15th president after a distinguished career in law and public service, will be remembered for his steady leadership, servant’s heart, and abiding faith.
Florida State University celebrated an incredible FSU’s Great Give on March 5, raising more than $2.2 million during its 14th annual day of giving.
Equiturn Business Solutions, headquartered in Dania Beach, Florida, has earned the No. 1 spot on the 2025 Seminole 100 list of the fastest-growing businesses owned or led by Florida State University alumni.
Mart Hill, who was the oldest living graduate of Florida State College for Women – now FSU – at 104 years old, is described as a “force of nature.”
Thanks to the generosity and support of many members of the FSU family, the university has momentum like never before.