Reasons to Give

Giving creates a lasting connection with the institute. Here are some meaningful ways to establish that connection.

Celebrate a Milestone Reunion

Each year the 25th, 40th, and 50th reunion classes celebrate these milestones by giving back – supporting projects that advance the Institute and enhance opportunities for current and future Georgia Tech students.

Leave a Lasting Legacy

Endowments are forever. They are the financial bedrock upon which Georgia Tech has risen to become one of the leading technological research universities in the nation and the world.

Honor a Loved One

Gifts in honor or memory of a loved one, classmate, friend, or faculty member benefit Georgia Tech and serve as a permanent reminder of the impact of the honorees. These gifts may be made by an individual donor or by a group, and may be designated to a specific fund or program.


Make a Difference

The power of private philanthropy cannot be overstated. Generous, private donors make scholarships, graduate fellowships, faculty chairs, new and existing programs, and state-of-the-art facilities possible.

Rick Clark

Q&A With New Vice Provost for Enrollment Management Rick Clark

Rick Clark was named Georgia Tech’s vice provost for Enrollment Management in January 2026. He graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a degree in English and journalism. For more than two decades, Clark has served in enrollment roles at Georgia Tech. 
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Philanthropy at Work

Campus highlights from all areas of Georgia Tech during spring of 2026 to keep you informed, involved, and proud of the Institute.
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Event Celebrates Tony Kepano Joint Center for Real Estate

Alumni, friends, faculty, students, and real estate industry professionals gathered to celebrate the launch of the Tony Kepano Joint Center for Real Estate. The center was established through a commitment from Tony Kepano, IMGT 1986.

Read inspiring stories made possible by giving.

Philanthropy at Work