Purdue celebrates 13th Day of Giving

Purdue University marked its 13th Day of Giving on Wednesday, April 29, building upon its powerful philanthropic momentum. Boilermakers around the globe were encouraged to make victories possible throughout the 24-hour online, social media-driven fundraising effort, and their collective generosity resulted in $95.5 million through 34,454 gifts—bringing Purdue Day of Giving’s cumulative total since its launch in 2014 to $697.6 million.

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Downing Charitable Trust commits $5 million to support new Purdue Extension endowment

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Downing Charitable Trust commits $5 million to support new Purdue Extension endowment

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Alumnus and wife commit $20 million to expand research efforts in College of Pharmacy

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Family posing in front of a river

Alumnus and wife commit $20 million to expand research efforts in College of Pharmacy

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Purdue receives $8 million commitment from alumni couple in support of Daniels School

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Purdue receives $8 million commitment from alumni couple in support of Daniels School

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Purdue to create therapeutics institute through $20 million gift by Philip and Joan Low

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Philip and Joan Low posing next to Purdue President Mung Chiang

Purdue to create therapeutics institute through $20 million gift by Philip and Joan Low

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Steering committee announced for Purdue’s Victories & Heroes campaign

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Purdue President Mung Chiang standing in front of a giant screen with Victories & Heroes Your Campaign for Purdue logo

Steering committee announced for Purdue’s Victories & Heroes campaign

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Professor Stephen Lindemann
Biologist charts unlikely path from biodefense to beverage innovation

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Professor Stephen Lindemann

Biologist charts unlikely path from biodefense to beverage innovation

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