Donate

Thank you for your interest in helping support the program at this critical juncture. Not only will your donation strengthen the Environmental Studies Department at San José State University, it will provide much-needed support to help our current students become our future environmental leaders.

We Need Your Help

In order to meet the urgent and growing demand for environmental curriculum, we need help from you, our community.  You can either donate by credit card online or via a check.

By Credit Card Online

 
  1. Go To: https://give.sjsu.edu/campaigns/67453/donations/new
  2. Select: One-Time (Not Recurring)
  3. Click the box that says "Search for what you love"
  4. Scroll near the bottom and select: "College of Social Sciences". 
  5. Scroll down and select: Environmental Studies. 
  6. Scroll until you see: "Environmental Studies Fund". Click the plus sign (+) on the right hand side of "Environmental Studies Fund" . You will then go back to the main screen. 
  7. Enter the dollar amount that you wish to donate.
  8. Fill Out: Name, Email, Address, Phone Number
  9. Optional: You can click on: I'd like to give this gift in honor or in memory of someone.
  10. Optional: You can click on: Would you like your gift to be anonymous.
  11. Click on a small box that says: I have read and agree to the terms of service and the privacy policy.
  12. Finally: Choose how you would like to donate and complete the transaction.

Donations Via Check: Please contact the office at:

408-924-5882

How Your Donation Will Be Used

  • To help the student who has been trying to work 40 hours per week while going to school to focus on her studies, graduate and change the world
  • To hire a new faculty member to train students for the emerging green job market in renewable energy
  • To hire student assistants and readers to strengthen the quality of environmental education at San José State University
  • As matching funds for corporate and philanthropic donations
  • To sustain the excellent reputation of Environmental Studies at SJSU