Building a Future: The Stevens' Trailblazing Philanthropy
For Mary ‘84 and Mark Stevens, the notion of “giving back” can take many forms.
A Bright Future: Jeff and Tina Bird's Legacy of Innovation
Santa Clara University’s trajectory continues to rise, thanks to the visionary commitment of Bronco parents Jeff and Tina Bird, staunch supporters of STEM education and the environment.
Championing Change: Stephen A. Finn's Impactful Philanthropy at Santa Clara University
From the epicenter of Silicon Valley, Stephen A. Finn believes in the importance of seizing opportunities whenever they arise.
Reflecting on Transformation: Gratitude for John A. '60, and Susan Sobrato
More than 6 years ago, John A. '60 and Susan Sobrato presented Santa Clara University with an historically transformative gift of $100 million, the largest in its century-plus history.
Thane Kreiner and Steven Lovejoy ’78 Announce $3.7 Million Estate Gift to Santa Clara
Providing flexibility for maintaining and innovating two impact programs at SCU.
Meet David ’01, ’05 J.D. and Erin ’01 Thompson, Santa Clara Fund Donors
Dedicated alums David and Erin are passionate about being Broncos, the Santa Clara Fund, and wanting to be the change they want to see.
Meet Michele Barnett Gaskill, Santa Clara Fund Donor
Alumna, Consultant, Community Volunteer, and Mom, Michele Barnett Gaskill '02, lives her life in the Jesuit spirit.
Generous alumni, Ann and Greg, are ensuring future SCU students have the best educational experience.
SCU Receives Its Largest Gift Ever for Collaborative Research
The Whitham Family Collaborative Research Awards Fund is being created through a $3.8 million gift from Santa Clara alumna Jacqueline Whitham ’21 and the Whitham Family Foundation of Colorado.
Meet Dan and Sue, Santa Clara Fund Donors
Math majors Dan ’70 and Sue White ’69 met in a theology class at SCU. Now retired, they returned to their passion for math—this time as volunteer teachers in local communities.
Meet Michelle Etter, Santa Clara Fund Donor
Michelle knows firsthand how the memories she created as a Bronco influence her today, and this is one of the reasons why she supports current Broncos through the Santa Clara Fund.
Continuing a Tradition of Philanthropy
For Liz Sullinger ’80, giving back is a way of life. From door-to-door collections in her youth to supporting education around the world as an adult, she is carrying on a tradition she learned from her mother.
Helping Future Teachers Transform Lives
Financial aid kept Annamarie Marsh Louie '91 BA, '98 MA at Santa Clara University when her family faced hard times her freshman year. Years later, she is fortunate to pay it forward for students pursuing teaching, just like her.
Helping Students for a Better Future
The time and treasure Dianne Bonino ’76 has invested to promote the University’s mission and support our students is a testament to her faith in Jesuit education.
Leading Child and Adolescent Mental Health
Sheri Sobrato Brisson M.A. ’94, and Eric Brisson have funded the largest endowed chair in the history of SCU.
Brendon Bula ’09 is on a mission to pay it forward
Supporting students so someday they can expand the potential for many others.
$100M Gift Establishes Sobrato Campus for Discovery and Innovation
John A. ’60 and Susan Sobrato’s gift creates the single most transformational project in University history.
Karla De La Torre ’09, J.D. ’14 gives back to her community of Santa Clara Law School undocumented students.
Leon Panetta ’60, J.D. ’63, H ’88, H ’13, P ’96 recognizes the importance of improving the lives of those around us before our own.
Abbie Schulz ’20 MS’21 and her family hope that when students see themselves directly reflected in the faculty, they experience a greater sense of belonging.
Setting the Next Generation Up for Success and Sustainability
For retired faculty member, John Farnsworth, including the University in his estate plan was the perfect way to extend his devotion to sustainability and climate neutrality at SCU.
When Greenie Van Buren '71, '78 M.S. left Hong Kong to attend SCU, she was welcomed and equipped with the skills to succeed in engineering. Now retired, she and her husband, Donald ’70, give back to help other engineering students.
Larry Ankuda MBA ’75 and his family wanted to do something not just for the University, but for a student.
Half of Jeff and Tina Bird's $10 million investment supports new solar panel initiative; energy cost savings will be reinvested into campus sustainability plan.
Khanh Duy Russo ’01 has full faith in the University because it is driven by compassion, conscience and competence.
Empowering Neurodiversity at SCU
Parents Holly Kelly and Andy Lipsky Empower Neurodiversity at SCU Through the Office of Accessible Education