
Make a difference for Oregon State University
Be a part of the Believe It campaign and build the momentum for Oregon State University. Here are 10 great ways you can help advance OSU’s goals.
1. Make a gift of any size to support one of the following priorities:
- OSU’s new Finish in Four program to help students from Oregon with high need graduate in four years.
- The OSU Athletics Fund for Excellence to help OSU’s student-athletes continue to compete at the highest level.
- Or another OSU program of your choice.
2. Include OSU in your will or estate plans: a tax-wise way to support the area of the university you care about most.
3. Volunteer for OSU; opportunities include serving as a career ambassador, legislative advocate through Beaver Caucus, regional volunteer and more.
4. Build the university’s global networks and partnerships by joining OSU Connections – the Beavs-only online career networking hub – and promoting it among employers, students and alumni.
5. Buy tickets and cheer for the Beavs at athletic events, whether at home or away. TV viewership matters, too!
6. Become a member of the OSU Alumni Association – or a life member!
7. Join the Dam Proud Day fun on the last Wednesday of April and multiply your impact by becoming an ambassador or making a challenge gift.
8. Participate in OSU Days of Service in May by logging your volunteer hours for any organization or cause.
9. Stay connected and up to date on all things OSU by keeping your contact information current.
10. Let the world know you care about OSU.
- Follow OSU or the OSU Foundation on social media and “like” and share stories of interest.
- Put out an OSU flag or get an OSU license plate.
- Wear Beaver gear – not just on game day!
“We believe in the power of OSU and OSU-Cascades to transform lives and communities.”
OSU President Emeritus Becky Johnson & Lori Elkins, ’03, M.S. ’06OSU Supporters
“I believe OSU’s areas of strength help fill the world’s greatest needs.”
Allan H. Larsen, ’63OSU Supporter
“We believe everyone should be able to afford a quality education.”
Edwin J. Amonsen Jr., ’70, & Katherine R. VossOSU supporters
“I believe in emphasizing student success by supporting programs that make learning meaningful and enjoyable.”
Ronald A. Schoenheit, ’65OSU Supporter
“We believe education is the great equalizer.”
Patty White Bedient, ’75, & Ronald J. BedientOSU supporters