Ways to give
Give to University of Idaho
Your gift to University of Idaho fuels a brighter future for our students, our state and the world. Every contribution creates meaningful change and lasting impact. Discover how your support shapes the legacy of the people, programs and causes that matter most to you, and helps U of I remain unstoppable.
Your support enables U of I to award $60 million in scholarships and waivers annually, making a college degree more affordable. You help cover funding gaps and reduce the average undergraduate degree debt to $19,860—nearly $10,000 below the national average.
Give now
You can make a one-time or recurring gift via credit, debit or bank account transfer.
Make a gift your way on your time
Whether you give to make an immediate impact or plan a gift that will mature to benefit the university in the future – explore the many options to give.
Give online
Give now using your credit/debit card or bank account transfer. You can make a one-time gift or set up recurring gifts.
Give by check
Make your check payable to University of Idaho Foundation and mail to:
University of Idaho Foundation
875 Perimeter Drive, MS 3143
Moscow, Idaho 83844-3143
Be sure to include the gift designation (name of the fund) on your check or download and complete the Donor Contribution Form and include it with your check.
Employer charitable gift matching
Before making your gift, check to see if your employer offers matching charitable contributions. For assistance, email gifts@uidaho.edu or call 208-885-4000.
Employee giving
University of Idaho employees can use the online giving form to give a little each pay period through a payroll deduction.
Employees can also donate loose change to the Found Money Fund by bringing it to the University of Idaho Foundation in Mary E. Forney Hall, room 102, on the Moscow campus. Off-campus donations can be mailed to:
University of Idaho Foundation, Inc.
c/o Found Money Fund
875 Perimeter Drive MS 3143
Moscow, ID 83844-3143
Gifts of assets
Securities: Transfer assets of appreciated stock or mutual fund shares to support U of I.
Donor-advised funds (DAF): Use your DAF to make a one-time grant to U of I or create a recurring grant for even more impact. Find your fund sponsor and start the process.
Real estate and other property: Land, tangible personal property and commodities can greatly benefit U of I students, research and academic programs. Visit myuidaholegacy.org to learn how.
Giving later in life
Retained life estate: With a retained life estate gift, you can reduce your current income taxes while continuing to use your house, vacation home or farm. Explore this option at myuidaholegacy.org.
Future and estate giving: After providing for your loved ones through a will or trust, create a legacy for excellence in education at U of I. Charitable gift annuities, remainder trusts, lead trusts and other giving options can also make a lasting impact. Speak with knowledgeable staff to find the best way to create your legacy.
More ways to make an impact
Corporate partnerships: Partnering with U of I provides opportunities for recruiting top talent, collaborating on needed research and creating named scholarships or endowed faculty positions.
Direct college and program support: Giving to a specific college or program elevates its academic, research and outreach work. Discover a U of I program or college that resonates with your interests and philanthropic goals.
Student-led crowdfunding: U&I Give is how U of I raises funds to support student-driven projects. Check out the current list of projects where small amounts can make a big difference.
Vandal Giving Day: During the first week of April each year, the worldwide Vandal family comes together for 1,889 minutes to celebrate philanthropic impact at U of I.
The Annual Giving team is ready to answer your questions or help you find a fund that matches your interests. Contact Annual Giving.
Learn more
Explore additional giving information and contact us at gifts@uidaho.edu or 208-885-4000. We are here to help. Visit University of Idaho Foundation.