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October 30, 2023Thanks to annual gifts, some of MSU's best experiences, liveliest landmarks and most helpful community resources continue to thrive.
The list below highlights a few of those places—from the one end of MSU's bustling campus to the other—that couldn't be what they are without the annual support of donors. These familiar spots represent some of the most iconic places and programs that are enriching the lives of students, faculty, staff, alumni, and, really—people worldwide!—as they learn, grow and discover through programs and initiatives across campus, and beyond.
So when you look at a map of campus, we hope you realize that as an annual donor, you contribute to the excellence, access and opportunity that makes MSU special in all of these places and many more. We can never say thank you enough, so let us say it one more time, loud and clear. Thank you for making an annual gift!
As an annual donor, you are a part of...
A sustainable future
R.I.S.E. (Residential Initiative on the Study of the Environment) at Bailey Hall is building the next generation of sustainability leaders.
A living laboratory
In its 150th year, Beal Botanical Garden is home to more than 2,000 plants and one of the longest-running science experiments in history.
Accessible treasures
MSU Libraries provides access to unique collections—like rare comics, historical cookbooks and everything you ever wanted to know about turfgrass.
Feeding the community
The MSU Student Food Bank helps eliminate food insecurity for students and their families.
Opening minds
The Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum challenges what we think we know about art, the world and ourselves.
Fostering imagination
The Summer Circle Theatre delights audiences with free outdoor productions, for 61 years and counting.
Sound development
The Community Music School offers music—and its inherent possibilities—to all ages and abilities.
Raising the curtain
The Wharton Center for Performing Arts helps ensure everyone—including those with economic challenges—has a story to tell.
Planting seeds
The 4-H Children’s Gardens are a playground to explore the wonder of plants and nature.
Connection
WKAR connects people to powerful ideas that inspire growth, exploration and positive change.
