Give to SAC
Give to SAC
Your generosity will assist SAC in growing its programs and enhance the Ohio State experience of both students and alumni. Here’s what our students have to say about their SAC experiences and our donors who empower us to connect the Ohio State community.
“The activities with other members and students, both official events and social, quickly acquainted me with other students with similar interests and career paths. The friendships that I have made with other members will truly last for a lifetime.”
“From the start, I was met with a family that was there for me, personally and professionally. I have been given so many opportunities that have allowed me to give back to the Ohio State community that has already given so much to me. ”
List of available funds
There are a variety of endowment and scholarship funds available for donation. These funds improve SAC programs and initiatives with the purpose of connecting students and alumni.
SAC Upperclassman Scholarship
Established August 30, 1995, by the Student-Alumni Council through The Foundation. Income provides scholarships to currently enrolled students who have successfully completed three quarters of undergraduate curriculum at any university and intend to remain enrolled at this University for at least three quarters after receipt of the scholarship. Unused income is reinvested to principal.
SAC Outstanding Freshman Scholarship Fund
Established June 7, 1985, by the Student-Alumni Council. Income provides scholarships based on scholastics, service and leadership to freshmen not previously enrolled at Ohio State or any other university for more than three quarters. Unused income is re-invested to principal.
SAC Operations and Service Endowment Fund
Established November 7, 1997, by the Council through The Foundation. Income supports operating expenses of the Council for projects benefiting the general membership and University-related service projects that benefit the greater campus community.
SAC Council Service Endowment
Established August 30, 1995, by the Council through The Foundation. Income supports University-related service projects having a philanthropic and/or benevolent purpose, enhancing the greater campus community and promoting awareness of activities and student lifestyles.
Contact Vice President of Finance, Nick Lai, with questions.