Indiana State University alumni Charlie and Terri Lentz have generously made a gift through their estate plan to the women’s basketball program in support of advancing the development of student-athletes and enhancing the team’s resources to achieve excellence on the court and in the classroom.
Version2, Givzey’s AI R&D lab researching, developing, and accelerating the deployment of the world’s first fully autonomous fundraiser, announced the third cohort of nonprofit Innovation Partners to introduce the Virtual Engagement Officer (VEO) to donors. Indiana State University is the first university in Indiana to partner with Givzey and is among 12 other organizations in its cohort.
The Division of University Advancement at Indiana State University is proud to welcome four new development professionals, strengthening the University’s commitment to fostering meaningful connections and securing vital support for students, faculty, and programs. These new team members—Kelsey Fagg, Rondrell Moore, Tyson Baldwin, and Ryan Olson—bring a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to their roles, helping to advance Indiana State University’s fundraising success.
Indiana State University’s Division of University Advancement announced a remarkably bold year of fundraising for fiscal year 2024, having raised more than $20 million for the fourth consecutive year.
Generous giving from donors allowed the university to reach and surpass the $100 million milestone for the Be So BOLD campaign.