Giving to Butler
Your gifts fuel our mission.
At Butler University, we are committed to preparing all learners to lead meaningful lives. When you give to Butler, you are creating life-changing opportunities for future generations of students.
Since our founding in 1855, many generous donors have paved the way for the Butler University we know today through meaningful investments of time, talent, and treasure. Giving back has always been part of The Butler Way. In the Office of University Advancement, we are honored to match the Butler community’s philanthropic interests with University needs in support of Butler’s mission and strategic direction.
As we aim to fulfill Butler’s mission to “boldly innovate” and “broadly educate,” we are seeking philanthropic support for three key objectives: creating access for all learners, providing an excellent student experience, and enriching communities.
With these objectives in mind, the areas listed below represent our current top giving priorities. I invite you to explore the pages below or contact our office to learn more about how you can make an impact through your philanthropic giving. Thank you for joining in our mission through your gifts.
Jonathan D. Purvis, CFRE
Vice President
University Advancement & Marketing
In the Office of University Advancement, we are honored to match the Butler community’s philanthropic interests with University needs in support of Butler’s mission.
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As Assistant Director of Annual Giving and Butler Ballet graduate, Hope Hagen has been inspired to pay it forward. In her role at Butler, she raises money for student scholarships to make current and future Bulldog’s dreams come true.
The Butler Giving Circle (BGC) recently awarded its third annual grant to the Hub for Black Affairs and Community Engagement to support the creation of a youth oratorical contest in partnership with Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS). The proposal was selected from among four finalists to receive the $9,500 grant at the BGC annual meeting on […]
Butler University Trustee Rollie Dick and wife Cheri recently committed $1 million in support of the University’s $100 million Sciences Expansion and Renovation Project.