Inaugural Flanzer First Generation Scholars Grateful for Support
Louis and Gloria Flanzer, 35-year residents of Longboat Key, were dedicated philanthropists who gave generously to the Sarasota community through their philanthropic trust.
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A Champion for the College of Marine Science
A Champion for the College of Marine Science
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Placemaking for a Better Tomorrow
Lifelong Tampa natives Michael Paonessa and his husband, Robert Iles, are placemakers dedicated to building a better tomorrow.
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A Stampede of Support for Women Athletes
A new initiative at USF hopes to push the university's outstanding women student-athletes to even greater heights.
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Celebrating 30 years of the USF Latino Scholarship Program
On September 16, President Rhea Law and Foundation Board Chair Jose Valiente welcomed 140 undergraduate scholars at the 30th annual Latino Scholarship Awards Ceremony in the USF Marshall Student Center.
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Planned Gifts Make an Impact
They are young and old. Some are alumni and others are not. They have different backgrounds and have traveled a variety of career paths. But each, for their own reasons, has chosen to make a gift to the University of South Florida through their estate.
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Grateful Giving
Over the years, the generosity of Dean Martin and his late wife, Barbara, created new opportunities for students at USF through 10 named endowments and nearly $650,000 in giving.
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Five BOLD Donors Create Endowed Scholarship for Entrepreneurs
Though they each followed a different path to and through the University of South Florida, five Bulls who have graduated in the last decade found common ground in their love for the university and a passion for entrepreneurship.
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Hands-On Philanthropy
For one whose giving philosophy centers on building long-term solutions, supporting scholarships at USF is a natural fit for Elizabeth Moore.
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Engineering Scholarship Honors Joy O'Shields
Lakecia Gunter '95 established the Joy O’Shields Honorary Scholarship in Engineering to both honor one of her most cherished mentors and provide support to full-time graduate students in the College of Engineering with preference for historically underrepresented minority students.
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