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Human Development and Family Studies Giving

We gratefully appreciate donor support of our many activities in Human Development and Family Studies. Your generous support to these priority funds will help grow critical programs and support students.

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Find Your Passion Human Development and Family Studies Giving Priorities

We welcome you to give to the area that you care about most.

Enrichment Fund and Scholarships

Give to a specific scholarship or the enrichment fund which supports areas of greatest need within Human Development and Family Studies. Use the drop down list to choose a fund on the online giving page.

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Prudence M. Kaley Scholarship

Prudence “Prue” M. Kaley earned her degree in Human Development and Family Studies in 1972 and over many years was a proud CSU Ram and loyal friend. Make a gift in her memory to the scholarship in her name.

Prue Kaley and scholarship recipient

Campus Connections

Campus Connections is a campus-based therapeutic mentoring program for at-risk youth, ages 10-18. Youth are paired in one-on-one mentoring relationships with undergraduate CSU students enrolled in a semester-long service learning class.

Students at Campus Connections

MacPhee Forum on Issues in Prevention Science

Professor David MacPhee spent his 30-year career acting in multiple service roles and conducting research. This fund brings to campus national and international experts in the area of prevention science.

Portrait of Dave MacPhee

CSU Early Childhood Center

The Early Childhood Center is the lab school for Human Development and Family Studies and provides quality programming for young children, trains CSU students for careers in the field of early childhood, and provides opportunities for research related to children, families, and early childhood education. Your gift to the Early Childhood Center may qualify for the Colorado child care contribution credit, which may allow Colorado taxpayers a 50 percent tax credit on state income taxes when your donation promotes a child care program.

Make a Gift to the CSU Early Childhood Center
Student intern holding a child at the ECC

Honoring our History Legacies Project

Visit the Legacies Project pages to learn about the personal and professional histories of select retirees and faculty emeriti. On their Legacies pages, you can read more about the Human Development and Family Studies honorees and make a gift in their honor.

Legacies Project Honoree Janet Fritz Legacies Project Honoree Jill Kreutzer Legacies Project Honoree Marie Macy Legacies Project Honoree Kevin Oltjenbruns
Kevin, Janet, and Jill at an event

Kevin Oltjenbruns, left, Jill Kreutzer, center, and Janet Fritz.

Together, We Will Make a Difference

Thank you for your support! We raised more than $1 billion in our Universitywide campaign which wrapped up in June 2020. Help us keep the momentum going!

University Giving Priorities