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You Make a Difference

Every day, people like you make a difference at George Fox University. You help purchase the books our students read and the equipment that future nurses, engineers and scientists use to learn their trade. In short, you make a Christian education possible.

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Developing the Next Generation of Christian Leaders

Professors Joseph Clair and Travis Pickell share how a $500K grant toward holistic character formation will benefit George Fox students and why it means so much to them personally.

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Giving Priorities

Every gift matters.
Here are just a few of the many ways you can ensure every student experiences the Be Known promise.

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New Art & Cinematic Arts Building to Open Fall 2025

The new facilities will give George Fox students access to state-of-the-art equipment and resources, while upholding our commitment to fostering the holistic transformation of each individual.

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George Fox receives $500,000 grant for Program for Leadership & Formation

George Fox University is one of 29 institutions awarded a grant through the Educating Character Initiative, supported by Lilly Endowment Inc. and Wake Forest University. This initiative promotes new approaches to holistic student development. The $500,000 grant, spread over three years, will enable George Fox to create a program that enhances its mission to help students grow spiritually, academically and professionally.

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George Fox addresses the rural healthcare crisis with the launch of the DNP program.

George Fox University’s Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program, launching in August 2025 with the Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist program, will develop three critical healthcare tracks with an emphasis on placing advanced practice nurses (APN) in rural residencies. 

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George Fox Scholarship Fund

Stand with Students

The George Fox Scholarship Fund helps provide financial assistance to 100% of undergraduates, keep tuition costs down, and attract students from diverse backgrounds, including first-generation students, those with a deep faith who can’t afford a private education, and students from underserved communities

Your gift to the George Fox Scholarship Fund makes this happen!

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The George Fox Student Fund is now the George Fox Scholarship Fund. If you’ve given to the Student Fund in the past, rest assured that your gifts continue to be well-stewarded. Thank you for your continued support and generosity!

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A Sacred Space

New chapel on campus

Thank you to the 331 donors who helped raise $4,148,436 to complete the chapel project. The chapel will serve as both a space for spiritual growth and contemplation as well as a visual representation of George Fox’s unwavering commitment to a Christ-centered education.

New Chapel Opens Fall 2024

2023-24 Presidentʼs Report

George Fox University is the largest private college in Oregon, and we recently enrolled our largest class in history. We’re launching new programs in healthcare to meet important needs in our community. It’s truly astonishing how far we’ve come in the last decade and all that we’ve overcome.”

- Robin Baker, President

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President, Robin Baker, prays with students on campus

Our Stories

You truly can make a difference, but don't just take our word for it! Here are a few of the students whose lives have been changed by the generosity of our donors.

Helping students excel as scholars

For three summers, chemistry major Asteria Yiu worked diligently to research the synthesis of a thermo-responsive polymer that can be used for the delivery of anti-cancer drugs. Today, the 2019 George Fox graduate is pursuing her lifelong dream of being a pharmacist.

As a junior at George Fox, Asteria had the opportunity to present her research at the Murdock College Science Research Conference in Spokane, Washington. She subsequently traveled to New Orleans to present her findings at the American Chemical Society’s national meeting and exposition in New Orleans.

Helping make it all possible were donors who committed to financially supporting student travel costs to conferences. Each year, an average of $5,000 is given to students so they can showcase their work to the broader scientific community.

“I feel George Fox prepared me well, especially when it came to research opportunities,” said Yiu, named the Outstanding Biochemistry/Chemistry Major of the Year as a senior. “I was able to do research after my freshman year, which doesn’t really happen a whole lot at other schools.”

Students like Asteria depend on the generosity of donors to help cover their expenses to regional and national conferences, which in turn opens the doors to greater opportunities.

Mikayla Flood

I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for supporting me through your giving. Your gift has taken a huge weight off of my shoulders and my entire family’s as well. This has made such a huge impact on me, and I am not sure if I will ever be able to thank you enough.