SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SCIENCES
Thanks to a $3 million match, gifts made to any School of Humanities and Sciences (H&S) fund during Stanford Day of Giving will be matched 1:1, up to $5,000 per designation, until matching funds are exhausted.
Full match terms and conditions can be found here.
SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SCIENCES
H&S Discovery Across Disciplines Challenge
Help us meet our donor goal! Gifts from 80 unique donor households to the H&S Fund for Graduate Education together unlock an extra $10,000 for the fund!
We are also the university’s home for fundamental research, where faculty and students explore critical questions about human existence and the natural world. By fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, we encourage students to uncover new paths of inquiry while preparing them to shape the future with knowledge and purpose.
The H&S Fund for Graduate Education
Empowering graduate students in the arts, humanities, and sciences
Donors to the H&S Fund for Graduate Education provide critical financial support that allows graduate students to pursue groundbreaking research, thrive academically, and advance their fields regardless of financial barriers.
“I am beyond grateful for the opportunity to study at this incredible institution. Every day brings new challenges, knowledge, and growth as a scientist, student, and person. The intellectual wealth of Stanford’s scientific community is staggering, and none of this would be possible without donor support.”
— Elena Gevorgyan, PhD student, Department of Biology
Your support matters
Your gift today can have an immediate and powerful impact on our graduate students—thanks to up to $100,000 in challenge funds that you can help us unlock!
Join your fellow alumni in meeting our goal of 50 donors in 36 hours. On Stanford Day of Giving, every gift—no matter the size—will be amplified, unlocking critical funding for H&S graduate students. And with your support, we can turn $5 into $100,000 in new funding.
When has $5 ever resulted in $100,000? With your help, it’s about to. Which of these can you help us meet?