Response to the COVID-19 outbreak

Many of you have asked how you can help during this difficult time. Thank you so much for your concern and for showing the world the true meaning of Scarlet Forever.

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No matter its source, size, or area of impact, every gift is critical to strengthening the university and what we can do for the world. Discover how you can play a part in what’s next for Rutgers.

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70,000+

The number of students who learn at Rutgers each year.

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77%

The percentage of Rutgers undergraduates who receive financial aid.

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$736.8 million

How much Rutgers spent in research and development in 2018 - 2019.

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When you make a gift to Rutgers, the decision is all yours. You decide when to give, how much to give, and the area or cause you want to support.

Areas of Greatest Need

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Scholarships & Student Support

Ensure all students have the opportunity to pursue their ambitions.

University Divisions

Make an impact at one of four distinct university divisions.

Athletics

Help strengthen the Scarlet Knights, Raiders, or Raptors.

Health & Wellness

Give to one of our many programs working to improve the quality of life through research and direct care.

Research, Arts, & Culture

Inspire creativity and innovation by funding research and arts programs that have the power to make change.

News and Stories

Discover the unique connections, unforgettable experiences, and life-changing initiatives that have inspired others to give to Rutgers.

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Foundation News

Rutgers Launches Genetic Testing Service for New Coronavirus

The Kushinka sisters at Rutgers stadium

Donor Profiles

Bell Ringers: The Kushinka Sisters

Photo of Simi Kedia

Endowed Chairs

Simi Kedia, the Albert R. Gamper Jr. Endowed Chair in Business

Coronavirus Artist Rendering

Foundation News

What it Takes to Beat a Worldwide Pandemic