Impact of Giving
Whether you support qualified students through need-based scholarships, research that leads to life-saving cancer treatments, or the construction of world-class facilities like the G. Wayne Clough Undergraduate Learning Commons, your gift is making a real difference in the lives of real people.
Building upon the momentum and success of Invest in the Best, the Georgia Tech Foundation Board of Trustees has voted to approve an additional $25 million match for undergraduate scholarships for students of superior talent with financial need.
Spotlights on news from all areas of Georgia Tech to keep you informed, involved, and proud of Georgia Tech.
Launched on July 1, 2024, the $30 million dollar-for-dollar matching challenge in support of the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Pediatric Technology Center at Georgia Tech (PTC) was a resounding success.
James Satterfield's appreciation for Georgia Tech — and its innovative approach to instilling problem-solving mindsets among students — has led to his and his wife Lynn’s unrestricted support for the School of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE).
“We hope the gift makes a difference,” said Scott Halaby. “We hope that it brings light, healing, and hope.”
The Georgia Tech Athletic Association officially announced an initiative aimed at enhancing infrastructure across athletic facilities, delivering a best-in-class gameday experience for Yellow Jackets fans, and providing the resources needed to compete for championships at the highest level in the next era of intercollegiate athletics.
For Kofi Smith, IE 1999, MBA 2009, his recent gift to Tech Square Phase 3 is an expression of two of his core values: faith and family.
Georgia Tech unveiled the Walter G. Ehmer Theater in the John Lewis Student Center. Previously the Atlantic Theater, the new name perpetuates the legacy of Walt Ehmer, IE 1989, the late CEO of Waffle House Inc.
The Worley family recently established the Worley Family Scholarship Endowment to support undergraduate students who are participating in study abroad, internship abroad, or work abroad programs at Tech.
“My vision for the Library is for it to be the scholarly heart of the Georgia Tech community. I want it to be a place where everyone has an opportunity to thrive.”
Inspired by what he describes as his and his late father’s “life-size feelings for Georgia Tech,” Arthur “Art” Nacht has generously supported the School of Music with a gift to the Yellow Jacket Marching Band.
"We both graduated from the School of Civil Engineering, so we hope our support will be used broadly for the betterment of the School and its students and professors."
Campaign Quarterly Archives
Campaign Quarterly is a quarterly publication from Georgia Tech’s Development Office that highlights the generosity of the Institute’s alumni and friends.
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