Endowments

An Endowment Is The Gift of Growth
Endowment funds are critical to ensuring the vibrancy and financial stability of the University of South Florida. And our endowment continues to climb because of your support. The USF Foundation's long-term approach to investing your endowment is designed to assure consistent support to the programs you help. Endowments preserve gifts in perpetuity so they can sustain the university’s mission of education, research, innovation, and community engagement.
Endowment donors have a unique opportunity to watch their gifts transform lives, knowing that their investment will strengthen the university and impact lives for future Bulls.
Endowments created at the University of South Florida allow donors to:
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Make a lasting impact on the University of South Florida
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Support their passion with lasting support
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Establish a legacy to honor someone close to them
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Enhance the impact of higher education while “paying it forward” for generations to come
Donors are informed of the ongoing impact of their endowment through periodic reports and other communications. View the prospectus and additional financial information
For more information, please contact us.

Rhea F. Law, USF President
The growth and success of Tampa Bay is intrinsically linked with the growth and success of USF. There is so much potential, and the future is very bright.
Your Impact

Military Times ranks USF the Best Four Year College for Veterans for 2018!

USF leads the nation as the top producer of faculty Fulbright Scholars! Way to go Bulls!

Students can study, research and relax at one of five library facilities.

We greatly appreciate the generosity of the nearly 200,000 donors who helped USF raise one billion dollars!

You can find more than 327,000 USF graduates worldwide.

USF professors and students were awarded 314 patents over three years.

USF is home to 50,577 students from over 145 countries!

25% of USF students are first generation. Your support enables them to create a new cycle of education within their families.