IU Day

IU Day gifts will help students!

So much at IU is made possible by private philanthropy! Please consider joining us in celebrating today's IU students and alums who are doing amazing things like studying abroad, engaging in life-changing performance opportunities, or graduating from IU virtually debt-free.

IU Day is a worldwide, huge-impact community moment to look ahead and consider the needs of future students, alums, staff, faculty, parents, friends, and fans! On April 17, when you make a gift of $50 - $5,000 to a qualifying scholarship, IU will match it dollar for dollar until matching funds run out.

Support diverse student experiences and success at IU.

Share #IUday. (Don't forget to wear your favorite IU gear!)

Use the #IUday hashtag however you engage and celebrate on IU Day.

Giving Together – Giving Circles

Affinity-giving circles enable a committed group of individuals to collectively invest their time, talent, and money and to decide—together—the future direction of the circle and the allocation of its funds.

Learn more about IU's giving circles

Philanthropy, when it’s done right, makes a long-lasting impact and difference in the world.
Cortez Johnson - Founding Member, Black Philanthropy Circle

Together Supporting IU Students

Supporting IU students through scholarships, cultural involvement, academic support and success, or performance experiences; your gift(s) help support student success and the opportunity to engage in transformative research that impacts Indiana and beyond.

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Celebrating Those Who Support Student Success

On #IUDay we say thank you and celebrate the generosity of IU supporters who help replace obstacles with opportunities.

A group of individuals in various attire, including formal and casual wear, as well as university merchandise, stand in front of a red wall. The scene is festively decorated with red and white balloons, and some attendees wear lanyards, from a university event.

Bowen Family

The IU Bloomington Bowen Family Scholars Program is designed to assist underrepresented student populations in their pursuit of higher education, as well as to further Indiana University’s diversity and inclusion work.

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Bruce Shuck

Philanthropist Bruce Shuck has provided Indiana University a very notable first. The Bruce Shuck Family Native American Scholarship is the first designated for Native students.

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Engage & Celebrate on IU Day

IU Day Photo Challenge

WIN: $500 for your favorite IU cause

HOW: Share a favorite IU photo on X or Instagram with #IUDAY. (Tag @iufoundation in your post to make it even easier for our team to see!) The IU Day team will select 10 winners.

*By submitting content for this challenge, you agree for us to reuse/share your content with our audiences and followers.