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Giving to ASU

Only the wide-open skies of West Texas are big enough to hold the dreams and aspirations of ASU students. Successful business and agribusiness leaders, medical doctors, educators, military personnel, and many others got their start here.

As a public university, the University has received support from tax dollars since its creation. However, it has been the private gifts that have made the difference during the lean years. San Angelo College opened its doors just one year before the Great Depression. One of the first gifts to the College is credited with keeping the doors of the school open during the early 1930s. Through their estate, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Massie established a scholarship endowment that provided badly needed tuition assistance for SAC students. The Massie Memorial Scholarship remains today benefiting ASU students.

Since that time, large and small gifts from alumni and friends have helped change the University from a small community college to a comprehensive regional university serving more than 6,000 students annually. Today, your support of ASU is equally important. The University's future will be determined in part by the support of alumni and friends. Gifts, large and small, make it possible for the University to continually recruit quality students and faculty, to address the growing needs for scholarship support, and to provide first-rate academic programs.

For additional information about supporting ASU, please see Giving Opportunities or call the Development Office at (325) 942-2116.