We encourage you to join our movement and donate, retweet, or share our efforts to maximize private support. Your gifts back scholarships for historically underserved, under-represented, first-generation students and enhance academic and career support for students, increasing persistence and completion rates. Your gift will go to work immediately, ensuring that students have the support and services they need to succeed.

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Communities & Culture

Your gifts can support scholarships and the greatest needs for the African American Arts Institute, IU Bloomington’s culture centers, or IU’s community program.

Academic Support

Your gifts can support academic programs such as the Groups Scholars Program or the Hudson & Holland Scholars Program.

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Your gift supports numerous academic and study abroad scholarships, and other opportunities to support diversity and inclusion at IU.

Your gift at work.

Robert Johnson

FOUNDING MEMBER, BLACK PHILANTHROPY CIRCLE

Carrying out philanthropy's promise every day.

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Maqube Reese

ACADEMIC ADVISOR AND UPPERCLASS INITIATIVE

Practicing philanthropy, embracing community.

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Joon Park

COO OF INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT AT ALYESKA INVESTMENT GROUP

Preparing students for the future.

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Doug Bauder

Former DIRECTOR, LGBTQ+ CULTURE CENTER

Supporting LGBTQ+ students by giving back.

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Alice Jordan-Miles

IU BLOOMINGTON ALUM

Paying it forward, at IU and in the community.

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Tyler Kelley

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS AND STEWARDSHIP

Preparing the next generation through giving.

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Rose Mays

Unity in diversity—discovering the varieties of generosity

“The diversity of philanthropy across the human experience helps us appreciate the commonality of human generosity as we behold its various expressions.”

Read more from Black Philanthropy Circle Founding Member and Co-Chair, Rose M. Mays and Eugene R. Tempel Dean of the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, Amir Pasic.

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Dance Floor Dedication

Thanks to a generous contribution from IU's Black Philanthropy Circle, Indiana University celebrated Professor Emerita Iris Rosa by naming the floor of the dance studio where she spent the last 15 years of her career in her honor.

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Building Human-Centric Diversity Data

While the data of diversity is far from the only commitment Indiana University has to diversity and inclusion, it is the foundation upon which other important efforts can be based.

 

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Each year, I hope that the recipient of the Joon Park Student Leadership Experience Fund will gain valuable real-world insights during their internship and apply their knowledge to give back to the IUB community through advocacy and leadership.

Joon Park

Scholarships

Even the most promising students face challenges after high school. To support these students, OVPDEI sponsors scholarships and scholars programs for current and incoming IU students, specifically those from underrepresented and minority backgrounds.

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