Invest in the INI
Since its founding, philanthropy has been a cornerstone of Carnegie Mellon. Our tradition of giving can be traced back more than 100 years when industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie opened the Carnegie Technical Schools for the sons and daughters of the Pittsburgh region's workers. This tradition continues today through the generosity of alumni, parents and friends around the world. There are two ways you can invest in the future of the INI:
- Sponsoring an INI fellowship
- Donating to the INI or Carnegie Mellon
Contributions of any size will not only support the university's students, faculty and programs, but also demonstrate a vote of confidence in Carnegie Mellon. The number of individuals who participate in giving to the university is a significant factor in determining prestigious college rankings, attracting talented students and faculty, and influencing corporate and foundation grant support.
Your investment in Carnegie Mellon advances the university's work: bringing together the most talented students with world-renowned faculty and staff to create innovative solutions to today's most pressing problems.
Please consider making your gift today.
Online
Use our secure online form to make a gift with your VISA, MasterCard or American Express.
By Mail
Send a check or money order, made payable to Carnegie Mellon, to:
Carnegie Mellon University
PO Box 371525
Pittsburgh, PA 15251-7525
Be sure to include the school, department or university initiative to which you wish to designate your gift.
By Telephone
Call us at (412) 268-2021 to charge your VISA, MasterCard or American Express or make a gift with appreciated securities.
Electronic Stock Transfer
Gifts of appreciated securities enable you to support Carnegie Mellon, avoid capital gains taxes and earn a charitable tax deduction for the fair market value on the date of the gift. To make a gift of stock, you should contact your broker and notify Carnegie Mellon about your gift. For more information about making a gift of stock, contact the Office of Annual Giving or follow the directions on the printable stock contribution form.