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Your Impact

Every gift supports a student seeking to make a difference in the world.
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Make a Gift

Your gift to Creighton University, no matter the size, makes a lasting impact for the University and our students — supporting scholarships, programs, research, service trips, facilities, faculty endowment and, of course, our Jesuit, Catholic mission of forming women and men working for and with others.

Scholarships are especially essential right now, with many of our students and their families facing financial hardship in the wake of the pandemic.

Scholarships continue Creighton’s long legacy of offering access to all deserving students, no matter their circumstances. About 98% of our students receive scholarships or some form of financial aid, with Creighton awarding nearly 2,000 scholarships annually across all schools and colleges.

However you give to Creighton, your gifts are changing the lives of our students through a transformative education and experience. You are the key to their success and the University’s future.

Forward Blue Campaign Report

Check out our annual Forward Blue Campaign Report to see the many ways donors are defining Creighton's present and future and supporting our students through mission, academics, programs, scholarships, campus transformation, athletics and more! Read the magazine here.

Share your story of giving

Have you or someone you know made a difference through a gift to Creighton? Are you a student or alumnus who’s benefited from another’s generosity? We'd love to hear your story. Contact nicholejelinek@creighton.edu.

 

 

Donor-funded scholarships (2019-2020)

891

Scholarships awarded

1,891

Students supported by scholarships

$11M

Awarded in scholarships

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How scholarships change our students' lives

Every day, we speak with students about how scholarships have made their Creighton experience possible, how they’ve changed their lives and the lives of their families.

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