Support the Future of Planning

Support the Future of Planning

We are appreciative of the financial help provided by alumni and friends who share commitment to the values of sustainability, resilience and social justice that are the focus of our work in the School of City and Regional Planning. In today’s climate, private giving is essential to providing access to graduate education for many talented aspiring planners, and once students are on campus, private giving facilitates a richness in opportunities that is vital to the best preparation for meaningful professional practices.

Our ambitions are great, and we hope that you will play a part in fulfilling them.

How to Make a Donation with a Check

Please include a short note with your check indicating the purpose or designation of your gift, including the School of City & Regional Planning's name or the name of the particular fellowship you are donating to.

Please make your check payable to the Georgia Tech Foundation and mail it to:
Georgia Tech School of City & Regional Planning
245 Fourth St. NW, #204
Atlanta, GA 30332-0155

How to Make a Donation Online

Please follow these steps:

1. Go to the Georgia Tech donation page http://development.gatech.edu/

2. Click on the “GIVE NOW” in the navigation bar

3. Enter gift/donation amount at the top and again in the “Other Designation” box

4. Next, in “If other, please specify” box enter School of City & Regional Planning

5. Choose Give Now or Schedule Payments or Perpetual Gift Scroll to Personal Information & enter data

6. Hit "Save & Continue"

If your company has a matching gift program Scroll down to MATCHING GIFT COMPANY and enter your company name. Once the gift processing is completed, you will receive an automatic reply indicating that it was received. If you register on your employer’s site, look for the GTF (not the Institute) and they will contact our Matching Gift coordinator at Tech to verify/approve it.

Make a Donation Online

How the Funds Are Used

Graduate Fellowships

Endowed graduate fellowships are vital to enabling the best and the brightest students to attend planning school. These endowments provide an annual income to assist with both academic and living expenses for graduate students.

Faculty Chair Endowments

Successful cutting-edge research requires laboratory facilities, equipment, and support services which State resources cannot sufficiently fund. Faculty chair endowments are key to enabling faculty to conduct investigations that have promise for developing solutions to today’s planning problems and anticipating tomorrow’s challenges across the planning spectrum. 

Existing Endowments

Below is the list of existing endowments that were established in honor of our alumni and leaders.

  • The City and Regional Planning General Development Fund - supports teaching and research in the School.
  • The Frederick K. Bell Fellowship Endowment - supports MCRP students in memory of the Atlanta and South Carolina planner.
  • The Thomas D. Galloway Fellowship Endowment - supports MCRP graduate students in memory of the former College of Design (formerly College of Architecture) dean.
  • The Glatting, Jackson, Kercher, Anglin, Lopez Endowment - supports MCRP students working in areas of land development, transportation, and urban design.
  • The Thera Richter Endowment - supports female MCRP students in memory of Tech’s first female master’s degree holder.
  • The Frank Wilkinson Endowment - supports research on urban development outside of the Atlanta Metro region.

Additional Information

To learn more about giving opportunities in the School of City & Regional Planning, contact Susan Sanders, Director of Development in the College of Design, to discuss your philanthropic goals.

Email Susan Sanders

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