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We exist to empower and inspire our communities to answer their calling to care in ways that benefit all people. Your generosity supports world-class education, fuels research discovery and advances innovative programs that prepare confident nurse leaders. Together, we build a legacy of leadership and impact, shaping health care for the better and uplifting every community we serve.
Support the College of Nursing
We depend on the support of donors to provide opportunities to make important and innovative contributions to the nursing profession and healthcare. Your gifts support the enduring vision, leadership and potential of all Buckeye Nurses.
Ways to give
Our safe, secure online giving site allows donors to search or browse all of our funds to quickly and easily make a gift.
Call 614-292-2281. Please have your credit or debit card information ready to make a one-time or recurring gift.
When sending a check, please make it payable to The Ohio State University Foundation and note in the check’s memo line the fund to which you want to direct your gift.
The Ohio State University Foundation
P.O. Box 736096 Chicago, IL 60673-6096
Ohio State employees may give to any university fund by setting up a payroll deduction. To do so, visit the Campus Campaign online giving site.
Through estate and gift planning, you can create an enduring legacy that will give future generations of Buckeye nurses access to an unparalleled education and vibrant future. Together with Ohio State’s Office of Estate and Gift Planning, we can help you find the right giving strategy to meet your charitable goals. Many of these unique methods offer significant tax savings, including a current income tax charitable deduction, possible reduction in estate tax liability and capital gains tax savings. You can even choose options that increase income, either for yourself or loved ones.
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“They were so appreciative and such smart young people who talked about how hard they had worked to get where they are. It made me feel really wonderful.”
–Carol McClure after having met two students who received the McClure’s scholarship at an awards dinner.