Tiger Annual Fund FAQ&A
  1. What is the GSU Tiger Annual Fund?
    It is a yearly investment opportunity which provides participation in the future of GSU and the students it serves. The Tiger Annual Fund is the core development program which generates private support for scholarships, academic programs, research, and other programs to enhance academic excellence at the University.

  2. Can a small gift make an impact?
    Absolutely! Every gift is appreciated, regardless of the size. Remember, every gift counts toward increasing student participation and program expansion, factors that corporations and foundations consider when selecting which non-profit organizations to support.

  3. How will unrestricted contributions be used?
    They are utilized to meet the greatest needs in program development at the University.

  4. Who determines how unrestricted funds will be used?
    The President's Cabinet, in conjunction with the Development Committee, will determine how unrestricted funds will be appropriated to meet prioritized needs.

  5. Can a designated gift be given to any specific program or area at the University?
    Yes.

  6. When should I make my gift?
    GSU operates on a fiscal year, July 1-June 30. Although all pledges should be paid in full by June 30 of each year, pledges do no have to be paid all at once. Instead, you may set up your own payment plan.

  7. What if I work for a matching gift company?
    Great! When working for a company that will match your gift, you can double or even triple the impact of your gift. Obtain a matching gift form from your company's human resources department and include it with your gift.

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