To ensure a bold, progressive education for future generations of students, please consider including a gift to Mason in your estate plan.
We can help you find a gift that matches your family’s need and charitable goals.
Learn more here: https://gmu.giftplans.org

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How to Give by Mail

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Impact Stories

Your generosity keeps us moving forward. Take a look at some examples of how donor support has helped George Mason change lives and help our students, our community, our region, and the world.

Make Your Difference

Your contributions provide direct financial support for our students. Gifts help fund leading research, and cover improvements to cutting-edge facilities. Learn more about where your gifts can go.

Giving by School or Program

Where you give is up to you. Explore ways to direct your gifts via this list of our schools, colleges, and major programs.

Planned Gift Options

A planned gift lets you create your own legacy. We’ve outlined your options in an easy-to-understand way. Begin exploring here.

Donor Recognition Societies

At Mason, you make a difference. Through our donor recognition societies, we recognize and honor the commitment of our most generous and loyal supporters. For all of us, your giving matters.

Lou DiGioia, MBA ’07. Photo provided.

Alumni Spotlight

Alumni In Action: Lou DiGioia

With an undergraduate degree in American government, Lou DiGioia, MBA ’07, always assumed his career would be in the political arena. While in high school, he had participated in a civic education program operated by the nonprofit Presidential Classroom, which convenes students from around the country to the nation’s capital to teach and get them excited about government.