Giving

Ways to Give

Scholarships, studios and the campaigns that fund them.

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Full Circle Scholarship Challenge

$7,400,000 raised of $12,000,000, with matching gifts while the challenge pool lasts. Published by Development from the advancement system; the public site never reads that system directly.

Gifts to the college fund scholarships, studios and the programmes that bring working designers to campus.

Full Circle Scholarship Challenge

The challenge aims to raise $12,000,000 for scholarships. Every gift to the Full Circle fund is matched by the challenge pool while it lasts.

Ways to give

  • A one-time gift to any fund
  • A recurring monthly gift
  • A pledge toward a named studio

Payments are handled by the college's payment processor; the platform never sees card details.

Funds

  • Full Circle Scholarship Fund

    Matched by the challenge pool while it lasts; Full Circle members' dues land here.

  • ArtCenter 100 Scholarship Fund

    The giving circle's hundred seats, each funding a share of scholarships.

  • Illustration Scholarship

    Scholarships for Illustration students.

  • Transportation Design Studio Fund

    Equipment and sponsored studios.

  • Shops and Fabrication Fund

    Model shops, printing and fabrication.

  • Annual Fund

    Unrestricted support where it is needed most.

  • Exhibitions Fund

    Galleries and the grad show.

Societies

Full Circle and ArtCenter 100

Two societies of alumni and supporters whose dues fund scholarships; join from $250 or take one of the hundred seats.

Campaigns

The Asks Open Now

Full Circle Scholarship Challenge

62% of $12,000,000 · gifts matched 1:1 by the challenge pool
Every gift to the Full Circle fund is matched while the challenge pool lasts.

South Campus Shops Renovation

43% of $4,500,000
New ventilation, a second paint booth and a digital fabrication lab for 950 South Raymond.

Naming opportunities

Put a Name on It

Buildings, studios, labs, rooms, benches, trees and endowments that may carry your name or one you choose, from a $1,000 lecture-hall seat to the planned residence hall.

See the Naming Opportunities

Impact

Stories

Every gift keeps a student in the studio.